A Wearable Library


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For the bibliophile who can't bear to leave all his or her books at home: a one-of-a-kind necklace of eleven miniature leather-bound books by TheBlackSpotBooks. Via NotCot.

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But I won't judge them by their covers.

The books remind me of the miniature books the Bronte sisters created as children.

Oh, how my baby would LOVE to chew on that.