This is the next step up from "Quick and Easy Origami Boxes"; the basic folds are repeated and the illustrations are in black and white. The patterned lids are real attention-getters at my desk. It's been a great addition to my origami library.

I would recommend this book to anyone who likes to make the sqaure origami boxes. It has square, triangular, and hexagonal boxes in it. You would think that it would take 8 pieces of paper to make the hexegonal one but it's actually only takes 4. This book is good for the people who don't like to read the directions, but follow the pictures. I'm 12 and enjoy making origami of all kinds not just boxes and for a project in school I sell the ones I make so this book came in handy.

I have always loved origami boxes, but this book opened my eyes. The boxes are made of two or more unit-folds. I am an experienced paper folder, and found the drawings very clear and easy to follow compared to some of my other origami books. Finishing a box is like putting together a puzzle. Since my relatives often give me paper for Christmas or birthdays, and these boxes use it up very fast, I finally have a use for all that paper!