Tag: Pictures
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Most popular languages in the U.S., besides English and Spanish (infographic)
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Cantonese and Mandarin, Tagalog, Vietnamese, and Arabic are the most commonly spoken languages, if we don’t count English and Spanish.
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Literary calendars for 12 months of your exciting reading life!
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These fun literary calendars include not only the most important dates and events, but also a reading challenge for each week, a fun fact, and a bookish quote.
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Contemporary book quotes designed to look like old book titles
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These vintage book quotes, created and designed by Piotr Kowalczyk, were inspired by title pages from 18th-century books.
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Classic books reissued for coronavirus pandemic (cartoon)
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Another brilliant cartoon by John Atkinson!
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10 reasons librarians are more important than ever
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From Common Sense comes a wonderful visual that lists reasons why, in our rapidly changing world, libraries and librarians matter more than ever before.
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11 beautifully illustrated foreign words that don’t translate to English
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From Ella Frances Sanders come wonderful illustrations that present untranslatable words from around the world.
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If famous books were written in a time of social distancing
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Look how a few literary classics would look like if they were written in a time when self-isolation and social distancing were a forced way of living.
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These lovely visuals show how to make 7 famous literary dishes
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Looking for best ways to spend quality time at home? Make a dish or beverage that’s inspired by your favorite book!
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“Stay Home” is the new “Keep Calm” – here are some ideas to share
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Take a look at “Keep Calm” meme images rewritten for the times of coronavirus. Feel free to share them with your friends and followers.
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“Wash Your Hands and Keep Calm” images to share
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Here are the “Keep Calm and Read Books” images for the times of pandemic. Feel free to share them with your friends and followers.
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Early precursors to World Book Day (cartoon)
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The World Book Day 2020 takes place in the United Kingdom on March 5, and Tom Gauld has created a clever cartoon to celebrate it.
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Do you suffer from reader’s block? (cartoon)
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Here is another incredible comic by Grant Snider. This time it was created for the NY Times Book Review.