Keri Smith Books
Keri Smith is a renowned author and illustrator who has created a wide range of interactive books. With a background in the arts, Smith's work often encourages readers to engage with their surroundings and unleash their creativity. Some of her notable works include 'Wreck This Journal', 'The Imaginary World Of', and 'This Is Not a Book'. Through her unique approach, Smith has inspired countless individuals to embrace curiosity and explore the world around them.
How to Be an Explorer of the World
What's How to Be an Explorer of the World about?
How to Be an Explorer of the World by Keri Smith is a unique book that encourages readers to embrace their curiosity and see the world in a new light. Through a series of creative and thought-provoking exercises, Smith challenges us to observe our surroundings, collect artifacts, and document our findings. It inspires us to become more mindful and engaged explorers of our own lives.
Who should read How to Be an Explorer of the World?
- Curious individuals who want to develop a deeper sense of awareness
- Creative thinkers looking for new ways to perceive and interact with their environment
- Adventurous souls who enjoy exploring and discovering the beauty in everyday life
Finish This Book
What's Finish This Book about?
Finish This Book by Keri Smith is an interactive book that invites readers to become creators. Filled with thought-provoking prompts and creative exercises, it challenges you to finish the book by adding your own ideas, drawings, and stories. It's a unique and engaging experience that encourages active participation and unleashes your imagination.
Who should read Finish This Book?
- Curious individuals who enjoy interactive and creative activities
- People looking for a unique and personal way to engage with a book
- Creative thinkers who want to challenge their imagination and problem-solving skills
Wreck This Journal
What's Wreck This Journal about?
Wreck This Journal by Keri Smith is an interactive book that encourages readers to embrace their creativity and let go of perfection. Through a series of unconventional prompts and activities, such as tearing pages, scribbling, and making a mess, the book challenges the traditional notion of journaling and invites readers to explore new ways of self-expression.
Who should read Wreck This Journal?
Readers who enjoy interactive and unconventional books
Those looking to unleash their creativity and overcome perfectionism
People who want to explore new ways of self-expression and self-discovery