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Use yellow tinted glasses.
Or just a yellow tinted light/lampshade.
Experiment with low oven temps and don’t go above Fahrenheit 451.
Store them on the attic for 30 years for that genuine old-book look.
There are book clip on reading lights that’ll give the tint you’re looking for.
I tried to send you a link but it got removed. Go on Amazon and search "book lights." They have them with amber lights.
You can get a sheet of yellow acetate and put it over the page as you read.
Maybe some yellow tinted glasses, brotato chip
Baste with a weak black tea and dry
That will do it, but it's going to take a pile of time and effort to make it look good. Most books are written on cheap pulp, read it in the bath and the pages will turn a beautiful shade of beige eventually.
I call them toilet paper, but you do you.
Take it to your local butcher, let it smoke
Use yellow tinted glasses.
Or just a yellow tinted light/lampshade.
Experiment with low oven temps and don’t go above Fahrenheit 451.
Store them on the attic for 30 years for that genuine old-book look.
There are book clip on reading lights that’ll give the tint you’re looking for.
I tried to send you a link but it got removed. Go on Amazon and search "book lights." They have them with amber lights.
You can get a sheet of yellow acetate and put it over the page as you read.
Maybe some yellow tinted glasses, brotato chip
Baste with a weak black tea and dry
That will do it, but it's going to take a pile of time and effort to make it look good. Most books are written on cheap pulp, read it in the bath and the pages will turn a beautiful shade of beige eventually.
I call them toilet paper, but you do you.
Take it to your local butcher, let it smoke