I’m head over heels in love with Seung Tae Oh’s latest art project, a clever reimagination of popular podcasts as physical objects. Currently pursuing his MA in product design at the Royal College of ...

When I was younger and I watched Beauty and the Beast, I fell in love. No, I’m not talking about with the Beast. I’m talking about his amazing LIBRARY. The huge windows, the open two-story floor plan, ...

Philip Ball's Patterns in Nature is a jaw-dropping exploration of why the world looks the way it does, with 250 color photographs of the most dramatic examples of the “sheer splendor” of physical ...

An example of a double accordion stitched binding created by Greenwood artist Sonja Lehman. Lehman will be offering a class on the book art technique on June 24 at the Greenwood Public Library. Tucked ...

You know the old saying "Don't judge a book by its cover." But sometimes, when a book's design is as gorgeous as the summer's most #bookstagrammable titles, it's pretty hard not to. Between their ...

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I finally broke down and started buying eBooks this year for the Kindle my mom gifted me two Christmases ago. As a result, I’ve enjoyed great reads I would never have discovered in indie bookshops, ...

Barbara Brown Taylor: Henri Nouwen required Florida Scott-Maxwell’s The Measure of My Days for his course on aging at Yale Divinity School in the 1970s. I was in my twenties. The book was in its fifth ...

It’s that exciting time of year when the “Best of The Year” lists come out. This week, I’m featuring two picture books on the Publisher’s Weekly “Best of 2020” list that are odes to the natural world.

That’s why we’ve gathered some of the most beautiful books out there that are suitable for young children and teens and which center on adoption and foster care. These are beautiful, relatable stories ...