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If you have young Star Wars fans in your house, and they haven't read Tom Angelberger's pair of origami-novel love letters to the franchise, I highly recommend you pick them both up now. And if you ...

Funny what a little scrap of paper can do. Back in 2005, Tom Angleberger was a columnist at the Roanoke (Va.) Times researching answers to readers' questions. He also happened to be a fan of origami, ...

Artist Yoyo Ferro’s latest work appeals to Star Wars and origami fans alike! Using teeny tiny pieces of paper, the artist has made an origami Yoda, complete with wrinkled green face, orange robe and ...

Tom Angleberger, author of the Origami Yoda series, will speak about his books and conduct an origami workshop at the Dallas Museum of Art on April 12. Laura Mihalick You may not think you know how to ...

I recently bought the new Origami Yoda book, Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus, which was released Aug. 12. It's the final book in the series by Tom Angleberger, and I wish it weren't, because I don't ...

In spring 2010, Amulet Books published Tom Angleberger’s The Strange Case of Origami Yoda, introducing Dwight, a seemingly clueless sixth grader who communicates with peers through the prescient voice ...

Growing up in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, author Tom Angleberger says he was a “nerdy kid.” “I was a very awkward kid, very lonely, stuck way out in the country,” Angleberger said in a recent ...

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For those of you who always wanted to fold a Jedi master out of paper, Fumiaki Kawahata has created a handy guide (PDF) and video tutorial (2, 3, 4) teaching you how to do so. It’s way more ...

“Is Origami Yoda real?” is the question that plagues sixth-grader Tommy and drives the plot of this snappy debut. From one perspective, Origami Yoda is a finger puppet that offers cryptic but oddly ...