iPhone to iPod: A Bos Guide (with Videos!)
This book shows you how to turn your old iPhone into an iPod touch for your kids.
This book shows you how to turn your old iPhone into an iPod touch for your kids.
A humorous children's story about a bear who's lost his hat and wants it back.
A journal that literally commands you to "destroy" it in various ways in order to experience the true creative process.
A 200-page journal with a cover that can be customized to display just about any location in the world.
A logbook for recording your own drone flights, regardless of model or specialty.
A stylish leather case designed to protect your Baron Fig Confidant notebook.
A limited edition notebook for makers, created in collaboration by two of our favorite startups.
A 250-page book of photos and essays from the best stock photo site around.
An upcoming collection of comedic essays analyzing various bits of nerd culture.
Awesome Field Notes' COLORS memo books for Winter 2015. They change colors in direct sunlight; indoors they’re white, outdoors they’re blue!
This is the most detailed and extensive guide to Day One available today. Featuring in-depth reviews that cover every function and feature found within Day One, our handbook goes line-by-line showing you how to make the most of this award-winning journaling app.
If you're familiar with Riordan's hugely popular Percy Jackson and the Olympians book series, The Sword of Summer is like that but with Norse mythology rather than Greek.
The tenth and final installment of Nicholas Felton's yearly, wonderfully designed lifelog infographics.
The same books you know and love, now enhanced with interactive animations, elaborate artwork, and annotations written by J.K. Rowling herself.
How Music Got Free is the history of the music industry from the early beginnings to the launch of BitTorrent. As someone who was a teenager when Napster was released and is now watching the Spotify/Apple battle unfold, I've seen a big transition in how music is sold and consumed in my life.
An upcoming book that will let you view architecture through the eyes of a burglar. You'll never see cities the same way again.
A grand tour of the science of cooking explored through popular American dishes, illustrated in full color. Brought to you by Serious Eats' culinary nerd-in-residence.
This beautiful edition celebrates the coming of autumn 2015 and the trees of Shenandoah National Park.
A collection of Neil Gaiman's more obscure works, some of which were never finished or are out of print altogether. Name your price, support two charities, and complete your Gaiman collection all at once.
The new edition of the beautiful, Japanese-made planner that goes beyond schedule-planning by also acting as a journal, notebook, sketch(note)book, scribble pad, and generally a place to capture thoughts and moments.