Book Reviews to Inspire Your Creativity

Book reviews offer invaluable insights into the world of creativity, and this series is dedicated to exploring books that inspire and educate artists, makers, and creative entrepreneurs.

In our Book reviews we delve into a diverse range of topics, from art and craft techniques across various mediums to the business and marketing skills essential for creative success.

Alongside practical guides, we also journey through art history, offering context and inspiration.

Whether you’re honing your craft, seeking new ideas, or building a creative business, these reviews will provide a rich resource to fuel your artistic journey.

Monthly Book Reviews Released in the Community Newsletter

The latest book review is shared via the free monthly Community Newsletter and your suggestions about books are most welcomed.

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Book Reviews to Delight

You’ll find a range of books being featured in our book reviews, some new releases and others published a while ago.

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Our Creativity Calendar stories are also released each month and shared via the Community Newsletter.

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