papermaking

Text and illustrations explore the life cycle of paper, discussing the history, where it comes from, recycling, and more.

Describes how paper is recycled, what kind of paper products can be recycled, the importance of recycling paper to the environment, and different ways that people can reduce waste.

Presents an introduction to paper, looking at what it is, how it is made, its different forms, and how it is used; and features discussion of paper recycling. Includes photographs, a glossary, and a list of books for additional information.

Answers questions about the history of paper, how it is made, and how it is used.

Simple text and photographs describe the process of taking trees and making them into paper.

A history of paper, discussing its invention, uses, production, and recycling, with activities such as making prints and papier mache, and building structures.

An illustrated biography of Chinese eunuch Cai Lun, who is regarded as being the inventor of paper.

"Books come in all shapes and sizes... invites readers to make their own books, beginning with striking covers and delving into inner design concepts such as fonts, colors, lift-the-flap components, and even, everyone's favorite, pop-ups. Whether designers are interested in illustrating, writing, or creating a work of art, the perfect achievable activity is awaiting them."--Publisher.

"How can something as large and sturdy as a tree be made into something as small and pliable as paper? This book explains how trees, as well as recycled paper, can become new paper. Kids will be interested in the various machines and processes necessary to break down raw materials into something they use every day at school."--Publisher.

Briefly examines the process of how trees and plants get made into paper.