The book seems to tell its reader: You can burn me if you want. There is also a matchbook striking paper on the spine of the book. There is one match – matching number 1 in the title. The idea puts the book-burning message of Fahrenheit 451 to the book itself. The opened book and the Penguin logo are more than enough to get to the point.Īgency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Singapore 5.
Rebook advert series#
This benefit is perfectly visualized by this series of ads. Escape into a bookīooks have the wonderful power to take you to another world and escape daily problems the moment you open them. These ads for Colombia’s biggest public library Luís Ángel Arango resemble great book art by Mike Stilkey, to support a tagline “reading shapes you.”Ĭreative team: Juan Pablo Navas, Gustavo Zapata 4. Just look at the stack of post-it notes, and you’ll remember what to do.Ĭreative directors: Silvio Matos, Leandro CastilhoĬreative team: Ricardo Sarno, Filipe Medici 3. It was made to celebrate the annual Book Day but works anytime, anywhere. This brilliant ad reminds to read more books. Why not tell it by the books themselves?Ĭreative team: Jason Kinsella, Erik Heisholt 2. The best way to get focused again is to disconnect and read a good book. We are getting distracted by the digital world. There have been many ad campaigns playing with book titles, but this series of ads for the Oslo bookshop Norlis is particularly timely. 20 most clever ads for books, bookstores, and libraries 1.
A growing collection of the vintage book and library posters that range from the late 19th century to the 50s of the 20th century.
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