How utterly stunning are these illustrations by Andrea Farina?! There is something so eerie about them, yet the images sum up each story brilliantly. Check out his other work at his website to see how great it all is! 
Category Archives: Books
The Big Book of Pussy
There has been the Big Book of Butts, the Big Book of Boobs and the Big Book of Penises. So, it was enevitable that Taschen would release the Big Book of Pussy. I love the description for it on Taschen’s website:
The cat’s out of the bag
The body part series wraps up with the origin of us all
Check some pages from the book below:
A Dyslexic Girl’s Guide to Books: Tart Cards
Hello. My name is Hells and I’m dyslexic…
but damn do I love a good book!
In my last year at art school I began making my own Tart Cards. For anyone who doesn’t know what a Tart Card is, it’s a small, post-card-sized piece of paper that prostitutes put in telephone boxes to advertise their services. Before you go there, no I was not making tart cards to advertise my career change to becoming a hooker. I made cards that, instead of advertising girl’s sexual “talents” they advertised their intellect and expertise in whatever field they worked in. Peep my cards below:
The good thing about this book is it is stuffed full of images. Now, for a dyslexic, this is like giving a fat kid the golden ticket to Willy Wonka’s factory. There is nothing better for me than a book that has more pictures that words, and the words it does have are easy to follow, interesting, and informative. 
To top it all off, once you’ve learnt all about Tart Cards, and seen pretty much every card that’s ever been made, there is a handy little glossary at the back of the book that teaches you the meanings of technical terms and vernacular phrases that are commonly found on London’s tart cards.
What could be better for a dyslexic than a dictionary huh? 
Buy & enjoy here. xx
A Dyslexic Girl’s Guide to Books: How to spot a Bastard by his Star Sign
Hello. My name is Hells and I’m dyslexic.
It took me years to learn to read (when I say years, I mean, I’m still bloody learning!), but I love books.
This can be a bit of a problem for a dyslexic, because although I want to read any book I come across, I can’t get through the first chapter without putting it down and waiting for the film version to be released. However, I really am a massive fan of books, but the only ones I do manage to finish have to be funny, particularly interesting, teach me something, get me thinking, ect.
So, I have decided to share my recomedations of books that are super friendly for anyone who doesn’t have much time, patience or brain cells for most written texts.
The first book I’ll share with you is “How to spot a Bastard by his Star Sign“ by Adele Lang & Susi Rajah. Front:
Back:
This book was sent to me by the amazing Susan, after I told her I was dumped by a Libra Bastard. Said event happened less than two weeks ago, I received the book last week, and I’ve already finished it!
Now, for someone who takes a year to read a chapter, this amazed me, a whole book in a week?! It was down to the fact that this book is the best thing I’ve read in a while. It’s funny (like really funny. Laugh-out-loud-on-the-bus-funny.), the chapters are only a few pages each, and everything these girls say is uncanny!! They hit the nail (and by nail I mean man) on the head every time!!
Read the intro to the book, and already from this you get that the girls aren’t taking themsleves (or men) to seriously:
