John opens a new book store. He is too busy with so many customers. Would you like to come and help him?

The collection of books that can be easily judged by their covers because of the odd and ridiculous titles they have.

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Who even had an idea to print this thing? On the other hand, that would be a great troll-gift for somebody who likes reading.

This children's book needs some update.

This children’s book seems to be way too happy… especially, in the end.

The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien was published in the former USSR in 1976. All the drawings were done by a popular Russian illustrator. Do you recognize all the characters?

These ultra-condensed classics are hilarious.

A book titled “Daddy’s Roommate” has been translated into German to teach kids about tolerance and acceptance of other types of relationships. There should definitely be more of these children’s books as same-sex couples and marriages become more part of the mainstream.

Growing up and reaching puberty can be a very interesting time for a young adult. For every question that the young adult has, it seems that there are a million answers. These are some of the funniest.

Using a knife, pages of a book and incredible talent, someone was able to create these stunning sculptures. Nearly impossible to explain, but breathtaking to look at, you have to see these carved out creations to believe them.

A very weird book was published back in 1830. It’s titled Le Livre Sans Titre (A Book without a Title). A strange name, don’t you think? But the strangest thing is the book’s content. It illustrates how harmful masturbation is.

What an interesting book in the drawer. Let’s read it.

There are some weird books out there.

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Amazingly this dress is created from the discarded pages of little Golden Books.

If you have a book that needs repair, this isn’t the guy to call. He will take your books and create something totally new and unusual.

This is from the series “Only in Japan”. These pictures were taken from a book that a boy borrowed in one Japanese kindergarten. It’s like Pinocchio, only here, it’s not the nose that’s growing :D

"Why" is the name of a wordless book written by Nicolai Popov for children. It is an effective commentary on the futility of war.

This book was recognized as the best children's books in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

"I drew this book because I think if the children understand the futility of war, see how easy it is to succumb to violence, maybe they will fight with it in the future" - said Popov.

This is a wordless, "silent" book which is the best messenger of peace, than all the big words.

The book can also be a wonderful gift not only for a child but for an adult in a sign of reconciliation and love.

For all te gamers out there! This handmade book was the creation of E.L. Jeffe. It is called the gamers’ alphabet and it contains meanings for all the letters in the alphabet that relate to video gaming. It is interesting not only because it is handmade but also because of what is in it.

You can read books. But you can also cut pictures out of them and then create photos using different figures. This is what photographer Thomas Allen does. His book art is very unusual and unique in its own way.

A detailed instruction on how you can hide your treasures at home.

Josh Cooley’s book “Movies R Fun” is a bit inappropriate, but it’s unique in its own way.

The Gashlycrumb Tinies is a cool “children” book with great pictures and funny poems that explain every letter of English alphabet designed for adults. This book, written by Edward Gorey, reminds me of And Then There Were None… Got the idea?

These book covers look insane! Some of them are for children...

Yeah, well, you'll see them all.

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Do you remember the adventures of Winnie the Pooh? Well, the author of the “masterpiece” in this post must have had too much time on their hands to create the book “Alien vs Pooh”. Still the drawings are not that bad in this scary fairy tale most likely written for adults.