When it comes to the finest fonts for books, you should probably stay with a classic. Classic typefaces such as Caslon, Bembo, and Garamond perform well for text type since they have not only withstood the test of time, but were also designed for uninterrupted reading. These fonts are ideal for books that will be read cover-to-cover or over many years. The modern revival of these types has created many new variations on them. Some of these variants are very close to their original design while others are completely different. It's best to check out each variant separately to see which one works best with your project. Garamond is one of those rare faces that can be used in any style from minimalist to maximalist without looking out of place. It was first released in 1957 by French type foundry Éditeur Enoch as part of its Modern Classics series. Since then, it has become one of the most popular fonts in the world. There are many different versions of Garamond available today. Some authors prefer certain weights or styles more than others. If you're not sure what kind of feel you want from your book, try out several options before you choose one. Also remember that not all fonts look good printed in black and white; sometimes it's better to use color instead.