A Book in Every Home

Edward Leedskalnin, after moving to Florida in 1919, dedicated two decades to constructing the Coral Castle, a massive coral monument inspired by a lost love. Working alone at night, he sculpted over 1,100 tons of coral. Alongside this monumental work, he developed theories on magnetism, proposing that all matter interacts through "individual magnets." His booklet, "A Book in Every Home," features blank pages that may hint at a hidden code, suggesting that the secrets of Coral Castle could be embedded within his social commentary and scientific insights.