In the current climate, interactive reading is associated with digital e-readers that are consistently upgraded with features that promote a paperless reading experience. Meanwhile, any potential of exploring print interaction in the analogue book remains inadequate. The interaction is merely viewed as a hobby instead of a user experience and is often categorised as a spontaneous activity without intentional purpose.

Therefore, this project aims to test the possibility of improving users' print interactivity by materialising an infrequent theme in publishing, nostalgia, using autobiographical narratives and print materiality that led to the creation of an artefact.