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To mark Banned Books Week 2025, the Dawit Isaak Library in Sweden, together with BBDO Nordics, has created the world’s first double-bound book: a special unreadable edition of George Orwell’s 1984.

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Bound Books is moving out of downtown York to a store with more space and free parking. The owners are looking forward to expanding the selection of books, especially children's books. The new space ...

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