Book du jour

Today's book started with some heavy, stiff packaging plastic. Once folded (which required some firmness), it didn't want to be opened very far - so I started thinking about what might go inside - a single sheet, rather than a book that needed to be paged through? Something that got looked at a lot, and needed to be protected (bus pas, or religious icon/object of worship)?

But plastic attracts dust and collects scratches -

Turning it on its side, I saw that it looked like a little house and immediately thought of glass houses. And of "transparency", very important in business and especially the business of publishing and editing -

The words for version 1, above, were written on acetate and sewn into the folded plastic with fishing line - quite tricky to do, because of the reluctance of the plastic to open wide (and the invisibility of the thread). So for version 2, below, I did the sewing first and then the folding -
Also the text is more succinct: Editors live in glass houses and need a transparency policy.

Version 3 could have the words written on the plastic, rather than on an additional sheet of acetate; they would have to be inside the fold, and half the words would have to be written in reverse. Could the words be printed on somehow...