Clothespin Clip Light

A reading light disguised as a clothespin. Simply clip it on the page you’re reading to provide you with a direct light source.

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Conceal Vertical Book Display

This is pretty much one of the best things any book lover would invest in. If you love your books, especially if they have cool covers, why not put them on display? These concealed book hooks do just that, they’ll hold your books up vertically to put the cover on display.

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Emoji Throw Pillows

Who else wants these :D ????
Get them from Throwboy.

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Slate Mobile Airdesk

Created for business professionals, students, designers, gamers, or just anyone with a laptop. The Slate Mobile Airdesk is cut from a block of pure, premium bamboo. It's ultra lightweight, super strong, and it will absorb the heat from your laptop. The curves, air ventilation, and docking station are chiseled, hand-sanded, and polished to mirror the feeling of glass. A super thick and heavy duty mouse pad is installed and sits flush against the surface of the slate.

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The Living Cube

The Living Cube by Till Könneker is a minimalistic cube design with a shelf for vinyl collection, TV, clothes and shoes. On the cube is a guest bed and inside the cube is a lot of storage space. Perfect for small spaces.

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Now You May Speak: Another Cool Coffee Mug

Who else loves this?

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People Humorously Blend Themselves in with Book Covers

The photo series Corpus Libris (which literally means "Body Books" in Latin) was created by Emily Pullen on one slow Thursday night at the Los Angeles independent bookstore Skylight Books, where Pullen worked. In this series, people cover parts of their body with books in order to creatively blend themselves in with the covers and create optical illusions. Since the project's creation, it has grown more and more popular, inspiring others to take their own Corpus Libris photos and send them to Pullen at her website, where she may post them.

It takes some imagination and careful positioning to get the book covers to line up perfectly with body parts and faces, but the results can be fantastic. The project is a fun way for book lovers everywhere to unleash their creativity.

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