Book By Its Cover
Book By Its Cover is a glorious new blog devoted to the beauty of books.
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It is glorious, but it’s been around for a few years … not really all that new in the webologic timescale.
Lately, I’ve been absent more and more from the web.
It’s because I’ve been reading books.
Actual physical books.
You can crack a new book open and sniff it and they smell good.
I’ve become not just a book reader, but a book sniffer.
I’m even thinking about writing one, myself.
I love this blog! Julia Rothman is awesome.