You might think I am swallowed by Gulliver’s Travels, since I post about miniature stuff a lot. After miniature bookstores, a miniature library, I now give you: miniature books! It was the only thing yet missing.
Miniature books are a whole book world on it’s own, I discovered recently. Browsing the web, I found myself on loads of different mini bookish sites. Did you know, for instance, that there is a Miniature Book Society? Click here to find out more and maybe even become a member!
I can understand the passion of the members of the Society. Take a look at this website. All the major works in miniature! You can even read these tiny works of art, if you have very good eyes. Or simply a magnifying lens. This website also has miniature books, but those have blank pages. It does not take away the beauty of these tiny books, though.
If you would like to make some of these books yourself, click here for an interesting ‘how-to’ manual. The book teaches you all the basic principles of (miniature) bookmaking. Make sure you have the much needed patience to embark on a mini project like this!

















Very cute!
Last year I was in Berlin and discovered a bookstore solely devoted to mini books. It was fantastic. The owner told us that they have regular meetings with other mini book collectors/makers and that they also participate in annual expos. Here’s their web site (German only) http://www.minilibris.de
I do bookbinding and usually smallish books but I don’t know that I’d be able to do a true mini book. I’d need a lot more patience I think
@ Iliana: That is so cute! Thanks for posting the website. And, how great that you do bookbinding. I would love to lean, and probably will in the future.