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Suat Tuzgc3b6l suatlimited — read a longer review at my blog liberal sprinkles I liked the book but I thought I'd get more out of it. I picked it up because of the author. I've admired Zamrlza's work for a while now and thought I'd see more binding methods in the book, but those featured here are mostly limited to variations of the Japanese four-hold binding and other stab bindings (this is indicated in the book blurb but I didn't see past the name). The pluses: the book is beautifully photographed; the projects are easy and great for beginners; the author is very creative in coming up with ideas for books that can be made with things that can be found in most homes. Among the projects: a book with a sock for cover; a place card which simply involves folding a sheet of paper into an accordion; a travel photo album; a souvenir book made of coin envelopes and bound with map paper. Many of these projects are so easy or can be completed in less than half an hour - a great way to make yourself or someone a quick and pretty gift, or have a fun afternoon crafting with kids. The book is laid out in the style of Japanese craft books: with photos of the projects in the front, and the instructions in the back of the book. Even the styling of the photos is rather Japanese - it all looks very attractive.