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World's smallest handmade books make a mark at Sharjah International Book Fair
Sharjah - In addition to publishing nearly 500 titles for their books, the company also sells miniature wooden bookcases that could hold the titles.
Los Libros Mas Pequeños Del Mundo (translated as The Smallest Books in the World) publishes colourful books that target both adults and children.
The books are published in Spanish, English, Italian, French and Portuguese and include 'Alice in Wonderland', 'Aesop's Fables', 'Divine Comedy', recipe books, children's stories and inspirational books.
In addition to publishing nearly 500 titles for their books, the company also sells miniature wooden bookcases that could hold the titles. These too are also handmade by the 40 employees at their headquarters in Peru.
The books are colourful in order to attract children and are completely legible.
"We have many kinds of books such as books on aphorisms, classical literature, children's books and inspirational books," said Luis Espinoza, the sales manager at the company.
Elaborating on the origins of the company, Espinoza said: It started out when the owner of the company created a little book to give to his friend as a gift. Then he realized that people loved it so he decided to create a company and commercialize the concept," he said.
The founder and creator of the concept is Alberto Briceño Polo, who has always had a great passion for reading and for great literary works. His enthusiasm for the written words and his desire to bring culture to the world led to the creation of this company.
The books are smaller than the palm and have attracted hundreds of curious passers by.
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