100 Paper Planes to Fold and Fly

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Pages are perforated so they are easy to rip out, and each features black-and-white designs for users to color in. Reading it, I couldn't help but draw parallels to current events in the Middle East, for example in Syria and Palestine. A real eye-opener for kids on what families in war zones are going through, and because it is written from the perspective of a child it was very relatable.

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The book is very well written and while probably aimed at 10-13 year olds, it is a wonderful, quick adult read as well. Despite their differences, Niko and Nedim have an everlasting friendship, sealed by their secret handshake and code word. It includes directions on how to fold a paper plane, photographs from the film, and notes about the production.I think it would be a good book for younger readers, as long as they can handle the issues faced by people during wars.

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On 9 November 2013, filming had begun in Perth in Western Australia and in Tokyo with Robert Connolly directing. Webster has carefully interweaved history through the eyes of a scared family struggling to survive. But mania, politics and power wrested control from the ordinary people, and they found themselves in the grip of war. Readers will learn why paper airplanes fly (and why they crash), the history of Ken Blackburn’s world record, and how to organize and win contests.au says, "there's a lot to like in Paper Planes' ideas about ingenuity and resilience, and that may bode well for getting bums off the beach and onto seats in the film's late summer school holiday release period. I can relate to him because he is like other boys of my age as he gets nervous then over comes his fears. I like Dylan because he is a very friendly, adventurous kid who is always nice and empathetic to others in the competition. Sensitive (UQP) is published in Russia and was shortlisted in the 2020 Australian Speech Pathology Awards and is a 2023 IBBY Outstanding Book for Young People with Disabilities.