Author: Cozy Classics

Advance copies of spring titles!

We just received advance copies of the Cozy versions of Les Misérables and War and Peace today! Hurray! The rest are on a ship in the Pacific right now, and should arrive on our shores in late March. And here is a picture of our first four titles together. Can’t you imagine these beautiful little spines filling up an entire… Read more →

Our favorite bookstore displays

Last week, McNally Jackson in New York City put up a cheeky book display entitled “Goodnight Nobody: Existentialism for Babies”. Not only did the display include classics like Goodnight Moon, Harold and the Purple Crayon, The Little Prince, and Oh, the Places You’ll Go (which all merit Wikipedia entries), but it also included Cozy Classics: Moby Dick! Here are a… Read more →

We’re not worthy!

Jack and I are doing our best Wayne and Garth impression today. Not only do we have the privilege of having our version of Moby Dick profiled in Prima Baby in England, we get to share a page with Kate Middleton! Holman has spoken with the Queen once in his life (in grade 9, in front of a Science World… Read more →

And the winner is…

Emma B. Patmore, Michigan, U.S.A. Emma correctly guessed that the character below (also featured in our time lapse needle felting video) is Mr. Rochester from Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, and won the draw from the pool of correct answers! Mr. Rochester was, in fact, the most popular answer, so congratulations to everyone who guessed him. The second most popular… Read more →

Christmas and the Classics

‘Tis the season to think about Christmas… and the classics. Christmas was evidently on the minds of many a great novelist. For example, here is the word count for “Christmas” (excluding chapter titles) in the original versions of the four current Cozy Classics titles: Moby Dick – 4 times Pride and Prejudice – 6 times Les Misérables – 7 times… Read more →

So Super Awesome!

This week, Cozy Classics hit the Tumblrsphere in a big way. Sosuperawesome.net, a photo blog billing itself as “promoting independent artists and makers of awesome”, blogged about Cozy Classics on November 29 and featured images from our current titles (Pride and Prejudice and Moby Dick) and our upcoming titles (Les Misérables and War and Peace). Two days later, the post now… Read more →