Grapefruit by Yoko Ono

Mr. B has always believed that good design, like good music, should make you feel something—and if there’s one band that’s been permanently spinning on his mental turntable, it’s The Beatles. So it feels only right that this extraordinary book by Yoko Ono holds a special place on the shelf. Back in print for the first time in nearly thirty years, this is a small, mighty volume of poetic instructions for art, imagination, and everyday life—whimsical, subversive, and quietly radical in the way only Yoko can be. Part score, part provocation, part daydream, each page invites you to pause, imagine, or act, blurring the line between artist and audience. Famous lines—playful, profound, and sometimes incendiary—echo the same spirit that reshaped music and culture in the 1960s. This is not a book to be consumed and shelved, but one to be lived with, argued over, maybe even metaphorically burned and rebade anew. A perfect companion for music lovers, art thinkers, and anyone who knows that the best ideas often start as a shared dream.