Paperback book covers

As promised, I would like to share how I covered my old well-loved books to give my bookcase a cleaner and more uniform look. (Read all abo...

Covering your paperback books with plastic is a great way to protect them for years to come. There are 2 main materials you can use. Contact paper works like a sticker and adheres to the book. Non-adhesive plastic wrap doesn't stick on its...

(Welcome to New York Times readers! We’re republishing this project described in “Expanding the Creative Horizons of Your Printer” by Sonia Zjawinski – enjoy!) We love to integrate books into our decor, but does your child have favorite books that aren’t quite in display condition? Beat up paperbacks can easily be turned into custom hardbacks with some scrap cardboard, fabric, a gluestick, and an inkjet printer.

In the past few months we have both been in the process of styling our bookshelves thanks to the amazing tips from Refinerie in our post on how to style a bookshelf. As much fun as it’s been …

A simple way to making a new, sturdier cover for a paperback book It's downright tragic: your favorite paperback, the one you've read a hundred times, is falling apart in your hands. Paperbacks aren't exactly built to last—hardcovers, on...

A simple way to making a new, sturdier cover for a paperback book It's downright tragic: your favorite paperback, the one you've read a hundred times, is falling apart in your hands. Paperbacks aren't exactly built to last—hardcovers, on...

Do you use notebooks for daily journalling, bullet journalling (hi #bujo friends!), or planning + scheduling your business goals? Having an inspiring or beautiful book can tip you from "meh" to motivated!

Cover for the paperback edition of the YA novel Silhouetted by the Blue. It tells the story of a teenage girl with a passion for singing who is cast to play Dorothy in the school musical. But with her increasingly depressive father, she has to take care …

Rob offers a list of books he's constantly giving as gifts, with input from other LitReactor staffers. Because there's no better gift than a book.

In “O Beautiful,” all that stands between a writer and the career of her dreams is a trip to the land of her nightmares.