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Boy Meets World is one of the most beloved sitcoms from the 1990’s. Many of us grew up learning life lessons from Mr. Feeny and the rules of friendship from Cory and Shawn’s bromance. However, Boy Meets World also has many bookish lessons to share.

Welcome to the annual Quirk D.I.Y. Holiday Gift Guide!

Below, you'll see a number of picks from our quirk-tastic catalog. From cookbooks to craftbooks, apps to free eBooks, there's a little bit of something for everyone in here. Click away to learn more about the books!

Interested in featuring one of these on your blog, for your holiday roundup? Email [email protected] with your requests! Happy Holidays!

First things first: WOW!!!! HOORAY!!!! EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!

You wrote a novel. You typed out 50,000 words into an order they have never been in before. You conjured imaginary people and told their stories. That’s really, really cool.

And now, it’s time for a break. You deserve it, but so does your novel—and here’s why.

Hey there Miss Peregrine fans! 

Back in 2011, Ransom Riggs introduced readers to the world of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. The book took the YA world by storm with its vintage photography, thrilling story, and unique, appropriately peculiar characters. One could float, another was invisible, and one character even had a nest of bees in his stomach. 

With the sequel on the horizon (Hollow City comes out next month!), we released the first of three trailers spotlighting specific characters. This one highlights Hugh and his bees.

The trailer debuted on Entertainment Weekly yesterday afternoon, and now, it's available for you to share. Have a look, and enjoy! Get ready. Hollow City is coming! 

(Image: Shealynn’s Faerie Shoppe)

‘Tis the season for hanging, spangling, sparkly things in the house! But why buy when you can make, and why make out of anything ordinary when you can make out of books? Here are my favorites: easy to make at home, and perfect for whatever you want to celebrate!

Welcome to The Geek's Guide to Dating Webseries!

From bloggers to podcasters, indie video game developers to celebrated filmmakers, hard hitting journalists to award-winning storytellers, over the next few months geeks-of-all-kinds will be sharing their love stories and dishing out advice.

In this week's video, you'll meet Tim Quirino, the co-founder of Geekadelphia and the Philly Geek Awards, and his wonderful fiancee, Melissa Gregoli, social media maven at Campus Philly. Click play to listen to them talk about love, Comic Con, and Pixar movies… while never addressing why Tim is wearing a Daft Punk helmet.