New books in the bookstore are a feast for the eyes.
Tips
history
From 《世说新语·容止》: a visitor to a distinguished household reports that everyone he met there was so impressive, it was like 「触目见琳琅珠玉」 — seeing fine jade and pearls wherever the eye fell. The 琳琅 (fine jade) became a metaphor for any dazzling collection.
usage
Primarily describes goods, books, products, exhibits — things on display. Positive connotation. If the 'dazzling' feels overwhelming in a bad way, use 眼花缭乱 instead.
