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Make Your Own Book Kit: A Complete Kit  
Author: Matthew Liddle
ISBN: 1561383376
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
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Make Your Own Book Kit: A Complete Kit

ANNOTATION

This kit provides everything children need to create their very own book--from binding the pages to illustrating, writing, and creating a cover. Includes book casing, 32 blank pages, endpapers, paste and brush, a blank book jacket, and easy-to-follow instructions for putting the parts together.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

A book is a place to store ideas. With this kit you can create an original book to store your own ideas - and share them with others.

Read how paper and the printing press changed the world. Then design potato prints and make your own recycled paper. It's all in the enclosed Bookmaking Handbook

It's your book - write whatever you like! To get you started, the Bookmaking Handbook offers tips on writing fantasy, science fiction, cookbooks, even your life story!

Everything you need to make your own book is included in this kit. Sew the pages together, glue on the endpapers and the hardcover binding, and decorate the dust jacket. You've just created your own first edition!

The enclosed Bookmaking Handbook is your illustrated, 64-page guide to the history and the how-to of bookmaking.

FROM THE CRITICS

Children's Literature - Uma Krishnaswami

Using this kit, complete with blank pages, cover, paper for a dust jacket, paraffin wax, brush, needle and thread, and more, a child can make and bind a journal-style book of his or her very own. There's something entrancing about the feel of clean, creamy blank sheets of paper, and the slender handbook accompanying the materials also provides interesting facts about the history of printing and book-binding. The terminology has a charm of its own, and a glossary at the end is helpful in explaining terms like 'binder's board' and 'endpapers.' The publishers recommend adult supervision for children under 4, but an adult helping hand might be required as well by children under 8 or so, because of the many fine-motor tasks involved.

     



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