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In 2007, Amazon released the first Kindle, making personal libraries more portable than ever.
The renowned English author Charles Dickens died at the age of 58 in 1870.
How, then, could these two literary legends, separated by nearly 140 years, encounter one another?
An illustrator offers a clever solution.
Walsh curated a selection of books based on Dickens proclaimed favorites as well as those within her own library.
Books authored by Dickens are also featured, includingOliver TwistandDavid Copperfield.
Congratulations on creating something articulate, beautiful, and thought-provoking, one user wrote.
To discover more of her illustrations, visitRachel Walshs Tumblr.
Illustrator Rachel Walsh reimagined the Kindle for Charles Dickens for a design class project.
