The International Literary Passport, clocking in at over 80 pages, will feature a page dedicated to each of the 50-odd centers around the world. When you visit that center, you are invited to get your passport stamped. If you can’t visit that center, there will be other, mail-oriented ways of stamping your passport. 

In addition, the passport features pages where holders can list the books they’ve read (and those they didn’t read but claim they did). There are pages for notes, observations, exclamations, and bad poetry.

This passport will be available at any center in the Alliance or related stores that wish to carry it. 

Designed by Justin Carder, former manager of the pirate store in San Francisco, this is a must-have.