A BOOK IMPRINT FOR THE INTERNET’S

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MOST ORIGINAL VOICES.

Offline Books transforms the creativity, chaos, and connection of online creators into books people actually want to keep, share, and come back to.

OUR BOOKS
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The first publishing imprint built exclusively for today’s leading online creators — transforming their voice, creativity, and community-driven storytelling into bold, design-forward print. Spanning genres, ages, and styles, the books feel like natural extensions of the creators’ content and are supported by MILLIONS OF TRUE BLUE authentic fans.

ABOUT

Discover a whole universe we
barely notice.

Book cover for 'Tiny' by Ben Newell, featuring the title in large black letters, a subtitle about small creatures and biomes, the DK logo, a spider illustration, and a green 'Offline' label.

this book is part science, part art, and all wonder. With stunning macro photography and story-led exploration, Ben reveals the overlooked ecosystems thriving just below our line of sight—and explains how we can care for and learn from them.

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Explore creative and unexpected ideas.

Cover of "The Unordinary Book of Ideas," featuring colorful illustrations of everyday objects and projects like a camera, apple, watering can, pet, map, scissors, lunch, and more, with title text in bold red and blue.

a one-of-a-kind collection of 50+ inventive, playful, and quietly brilliant projects that turn everyday materials into something surprising. Design imaginary worlds, build clever contraptions, and experiment with time and motion.

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Ridiculous Builds no one asked for

Book cover titled 'Unhinged Engineering: Ridiculous Builds That No One Asked For' by Emily the Engineer, featuring humorous images of women with engineering props, a mailbox on fire, colorful building blocks, and playful text and doodles.

Part chaos, part genius, Unhinged Engineering is a high-octane crash course in creative engineering. Print a boat, invent a useless tool, or create a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist. This isn’t a step-by-step manual. It’s a playground for chaotic engineering.

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