What is this sorcery?? It’s a book… it’s a light… it’s basically a little piece of everyday magic and we are completely obsessed. ✨
These beautiful Light Books by Modgy look like a classic hardcover when closed, but open them up and *poof* they glow! The pages softly light your space, creating the coziest, dreamiest ambiance. It’s giving library meets fairy tale meets “why don’t all books do this?”
Even better? They’re as practical as they are magical.
📖 Open the cover to turn it on (yes, really)
💡 Tap and hold to dim to your perfect glow
🔋 Rechargeable with USB-C (cord included)
👜 Portable, lightweight, and ready to travel from bedside to bookshelf to “look what I just found!”
Each charge gives you about 4–6 hours of light, which is just enough time to unwind, set a mood, or pretend you’re reading something very intellectual while actually just basking in the glow.
Perfect as a unique gift, cozy home décor, book lover must-have, or conversation starter, because someone *will* ask about it.
So go ahead… add a little glow to your story.
What are YOU reading? 📚✨
LEWIS CARROLL ALICE IN WONDERLAND
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898), better known by his pen name, Lewis Carroll, was a mathematician, photographer, and writer whose playful imagination bridged logic and fantasy. The eldest son of a country reverend, he grew up inventing games for his ten siblings and later found joy in entertaining children with clever puzzles and stories.
While teaching mathematics at Oxford, he befriended the dean, Henry Liddell, and began entertaining his children—especially Alice, who inspired some of his most famous tales. After listening to one particularly enchanting story, she exclaimed, “Oh Mr. Dodgson, I wish you would write out Alice’s adventures for me!” He did as she asked, illustrating the tale himself, and gifted it to Alice. When a visiting novelist later read the manuscript, he urged Carroll to publish it.
Revised and brought to life by new illustrations by John Tenniel, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland appeared in 1865, followed by Through the Looking-Glass in 1871.
This Light Book pays tribute to both of these timeless works, featuring Tenniel’s imagery and the whimsical Jabberwocky poem.
Power on/off button at binding edge of cover
Power on/off button is also dimmable touch switch
Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery
USB-C Cord Included
Charging Time: 2-3 hours
Charge Lasts: 4-6 hours (Or display plugged in!)