Comments on: 9 Ways to Turn Old Musty Books Into Something Cool

By: hannah

hannah — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 22:53:19 +0000

omg we are not evil for wanting to do this .what if you have multiple copies of said book. to be honest we bought the book and read it’s our choice on what to do with it so just stop whining about it . but in all fairness i’m going to make one of these out of the twilght books for a present for my little sister .

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By: laurynbeth

laurynbeth — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 07:18:09 +0000

joshuay – “leave at scenic look-out spots”?
Wouldn’t that be the same thing as destroying a book?
The most amusing thing about this post was reading the angry comments! I would consider myself a bibliophile, and probably couldn’t “transform” one of my own books, but I have read a LOT of books and I can tell you that some of them would be better off as a clock. After all, anyone can write a book, and even the most terrible books can be published.
My advice? Get over it! If you don’t want a book-clock, then don’t make one! Although I did have quite a few laughs from this page alone!

By: becksta

becksta — Thu, 27 May 2010 00:38:41 +0000

I disagree that Moleskins are for hipsters, but other than that, I loved it!