I don't think I've met Bob Neale, but I suspect Tom Hull is an excellent math professor: I know he's a very good explainer-of-things when it comes to origami. :)

I was happy to find this second-hand book at a Friends of the Library sale - I'm always looking for origami books I can release in appropriate locations, so this book may have an origami convention in its future. (I already have a keeper copy.)

In the meantime, I'm lending it to some relatives visiting from California.

(Larger photo here - after following link, click on image to zoom.)

Back in my custody and ready for its next adventure.

Monday, June 20, 2016: left in the lounge on the 4th floor of D'Angelo Hall on the Queen's Campus of St. John's University during the 2016 Origami USA convention. (Larger photo here - after following link, click on image to zoom.)

Wild released for AlterEgoZoe's Leap into the Wild Challenge.

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