This paper explores an innovative approach to book design through the development and analysis of a book package that transcends conventional book formats. At the heart of the paper is the creation of an interactive and tactile experience for readers, achieved by combining modular design and cultural elements. The paper focuses on culturally folkloric themes integrated into the book as an artifact that allows for deeper engagement and exploration. The paper begins by examining the problems and advantages of traditional book formats, demonstrating how innovative design can transform books into dynamic and evolving objects. The design process is discussed, including the selection of materials and page formatting, with the aim of creating an engaging and educational experience. Special attention is given to interactive elements that enable readers to physically and emotionally connect with the content of the book. The paper analyzes and compares similar books and projects such as “S,” “Personal Effects: Dark Art,” “Griffin & Sabine,” “The Design Book,” “Folk Fabrique,” and “Visuality of Schizophrenia” to identify similarities and differences in design. This comparison provides insights into the application of best practices in book design and demonstrates how different approaches can shape the user experience. The results of the paper indicate that such a design approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the book but also expands its functionality as a medium, allowing it to become an interactive artifact with cultural and educational value. The key conclusion of the paper is that book design can be much more than a simple medium for conveying information; it can become an instrument for creating deeper emotional and intellectual engagement for readers.