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Hardcover bookbinding, also known as case binding, remains an enduringly popular binding choice. Hardcover books are durable, beautiful, and provide an air of authority that paperbacks and other binding solutions simply cannot rival. Learn more about the benefits of using case binding to complete your next project in today’s blog, below.
Of all binding options, softcover binding solutions are perhaps the most enduringly popular. There are many reasons why paperback books are so ubiquitous: They are fairly inexpensive to produce, turnaround time is short so they can be prepared quickly, and they can be produced in large quantities, which makes paperback binding a great option for large runs. There are a number of ways in which paperback books can be bound, and in this week’s blog we explore the differences between them.
At Advantage Book Binding, we are pleased to announce that we recently completed a project with MedStar Health called the Mirror Book. This innovative design allows patients afflicted with facial palsy to practice strengthening exercises without shame. Learn more about this unique product and how Advantage Book Binding helped bring it to life in today’s blog, below.
Wire-O binding (also referred to as mechanical binding) is a great option for a wide variety of projects. If you’ve ever used a spiral bound notebook then you’re already familiar with wire-o binding, but this useful method can be used for far more than just journals. Learn more about the best applications for mechanical binding and what makes it such a great binding option in today’s blog, below.
Harry Potter fans have a lot to celebrate as J.K. Rowling recently announced that a new book in her world-famous series will be released this coming July. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be the first addition to the series in nearly 10 years. Learn more about this exciting announcement in today’s blog, below.
Although old-fashioned bookstores are becoming harder and harder to find, New York City remains a mecca for literary lovers. A quick train ride from Maryland, spending a weekend in the city provides ample time to explore many of the city’s most iconic libraries, book shops, and details that any book lover will appreciate.
If you love big cities and great books, check out our Book Lover’s Tour of NYC!
If you are an avid book lover, you’ll be happy to know that with a little understanding and care, your collection can last for generations. Books are surprisingly resilient, but when neglected they can become unuseable. Protect your collection by following these simple tips and tricks to ensure your books last a lifetime.
If you love to read, Maryland is a pretty great place to be. The state is home to some beautiful and historic libraries (including the George Peabody Library) and is easily accessible to a plethora of world-class book festivals and events that are sure to satisfy any literature-lover. If you resolved to read more in 2016 then these nearby places and events will make it easy to find inspiring work that will encourage you to meet your goal.
A new online course being offered by the University of Warwick will explore the connection between reading and mental health. The 6 week course entitled “Literature and Wellbeing: Reading for Mental Health” will seek to provide an understanding of how poetry, plays, and prose can offer support and healing during times of emotional stress and other negative life events. Learn more about this unique course in today’s blog, below.
There are many reasons why readers often prefer physical books over ebooks. While ebooks offer the convenience of being able to carry many titles with you at one time, most readers still prefer physical books, and for good reasons. Learn more about the benefits of physical books over in today’s blog, below.
Many readers still prefer traditional books over ebooks.
