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Your E-Reader Can’t Do This

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Sarah Osborne Bender

We don’t usually post things that aren’t related to something going on here at the museum. But the New York Review of Books retweeted this simply magical little movie made by bookstore owners in Toronto. No matter how cool your iPad case is, it can’t inspire this kind of magical adoration.

Posted in Experiment Station | Tagged books, bookstores, stop-motion animation | 3 Comments |

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