I revised my brainstorming ideas to these:
1) Flip book (the one that is made to tell a story).
Structure: glue at spine to hold the pages.
2) Spiral notebook type of book, journal-type of book.
3) A book that has assignments after every chapter (not textbook format).
Structure: Novel type book with glue at the spine to hold the pages.
4) An instruction manual instructing others on how to change the oil in a car, for example.
Structure: I would like to construct this book with stitching at the spine.
5) An art-style book with what I have sketched in my free time. (These sketches would be copies of the original and have two on each page.)
Structure: I would like this one to be a brochure that has an accordion type fold.
6) A fiction novel.
Structure: Saddle-stitch with cover.
7) A book with every page containing a word of inspiration for the days of the week.
Structure: It would be a calendar and have a spiral running down the left side. Most calendars have the spiral, if any, running across the top, but for this one I would like to see it done differently.
8) A book with every page containing a bible verse for the days of the week.
Structure: Very similar structure to the calendar but would have staples to hold the book together.
9) A picture book of myself.
Structure: The spine would be stapled.
10) A book of blog entries I have posted.
Structure: saddle-stitch
11) A story book of my life since high school.
Structure: yearbook type structure
12) A flip book with a pair of different eyes (my eyes from different stages of my life) on every page.
Structure: Metal wire would hold the spine, but the difference with this one is such that it would not be a spiral.
13) A book that describes who I am.
Structure: similar to the fiction novel book structure. See #6.
14) A book that describes the different tools needed to build a house.
15) A book that describes the different tools needed to get through life.
Structure: same structure as #16.
16) A book that gives dating advice
Structure: accordion fold and would be stood up on the table instead of held in your hand; picture book and no words to give dating advice.
17) A book that gives career advice
Structure: accordion fold
18) A book that gives job advice
Structure: accordion fold
19) A book that describes the Do’s and don’t s of personal style (example: don’t copy what others are wearing, only use it to develop your own style)
Structure: stapled spine.
20) A book that has different foot prints on every page (differentiated from the S Book)
21) Thread and needle of all my favorite magazine articles and/or newspaper articles.
22) A book that has all the facial expressions of President Obama
Structure: Saddle-stitch.