A. C. Hollingsworth's 1970 children's book I'd Like the Goo-gen-heim has been out of print and little known for some time. The Guggenheim Museum, running across a copy in a book sale, decided to contact Hollingsworth's widow about a reprint. The result is that the colorful story about Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic building is now available again. Read more by following the link.
Image courtesy the Guggenheim Museum
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