#homelibrary — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #homelibrary, aggregated by home.social.
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More Than Shelves
Our Library“A room without books is like a body without a soul.”
— CiceroI recently came across the French word bibliothèque—library. It made me stop and think. In a home, a library is not simply a collection of shelves filled with books. Shelves are where books are stored. A library is something more. It reflects who you are.
The books we choose to keep tell a story about our interests, our values, our curiosity, and even the different seasons of our lives. A well-loved novel, a favorite cookbook, a biography that changed the way we think, a travel guide that reminds us of a special journey—together they become a quiet autobiography.
Perhaps that’s what makes a home library so special. It isn’t measured by the number of books it holds, but by the life it reflects. Every shelf is a chapter, every book a memory, and together they tell the story of the people who call that house home.
Our library occupies a prominent place in our home, not because I intended it to make a statement, but because that’s where we had the space. At the time, I never considered what those shelves might communicate to others. Now I realize they speak quietly on my behalf. They reveal what intrigues me, what I cherish enough to keep nearby, and the enduring conversations I continue to have with authors long after I’ve turned the final page.
If you think about it, what we choose to read says a great deal about who we are. Our books reveal our interests, our curiosity, our dreams, and the questions we continue to ask. They remind us where we’ve been and sometimes point us toward where we hope to go.
In Home Sweet Maison: The French Art of Making a Home, Danielle Postel-Vinay writes, “In Paris, it’s better to talk about the book you read last weekend than to show off your Rolex.” I smiled when I read that. I’d like to think the same could be said here in America, although perhaps that’s a bit optimistic.
To me, good taste has very little to do with the watch you wear, the car you drive, or the label inside your jacket. It has far more to do with how you choose to live your life—with your curiosity, your kindness, the conversations you enjoy, and the ideas that continue to shape you. A well-read book with dog-eared pages can be far more interesting than an expensive possession that simply announces its price.
With this in mind, I’ve become more thoughtful about the books I add to my library. Rather than simply filling another shelf, I hope each one reflects something about who I am and what I value. I often collect the complete works of authors I admire, not only because I enjoy their writing, but because I know I’ll return to their books again and again. Like visiting an old friend, each reading reveals something I missed before or speaks to me in a new way.
Most of all, I believe we should surround ourselves with what we love. Whether it’s books, art, music, or treasured mementos, the things we choose to live with quietly shape our homes and, in many ways, remind us of who we aspire to be. Perhaps that’s the true purpose of a home library. It isn’t simply a place to keep books. It’s a place that reflects a life of curiosity, learning, and the enduring joy of reading.
#authors #bibliothèque #bookLovers #Books #bookshelves #CiceroQuote #FrenchLifestyle #homeLibrary #lifelongLearning #literature #livingWell #personalLibrary #Reading -
More Than Shelves
Our Library“A room without books is like a body without a soul.”
— CiceroI recently came across the French word bibliothèque—library. It made me stop and think. In a home, a library is not simply a collection of shelves filled with books. Shelves are where books are stored. A library is something more. It reflects who you are.
The books we choose to keep tell a story about our interests, our values, our curiosity, and even the different seasons of our lives. A well-loved novel, a favorite cookbook, a biography that changed the way we think, a travel guide that reminds us of a special journey—together they become a quiet autobiography.
Perhaps that’s what makes a home library so special. It isn’t measured by the number of books it holds, but by the life it reflects. Every shelf is a chapter, every book a memory, and together they tell the story of the people who call that house home.
Our library occupies a prominent place in our home, not because I intended it to make a statement, but because that’s where we had the space. At the time, I never considered what those shelves might communicate to others. Now I realize they speak quietly on my behalf. They reveal what intrigues me, what I cherish enough to keep nearby, and the enduring conversations I continue to have with authors long after I’ve turned the final page.
If you think about it, what we choose to read says a great deal about who we are. Our books reveal our interests, our curiosity, our dreams, and the questions we continue to ask. They remind us where we’ve been and sometimes point us toward where we hope to go.
In Home Sweet Maison: The French Art of Making a Home, Danielle Postel-Vinay writes, “In Paris, it’s better to talk about the book you read last weekend than to show off your Rolex.” I smiled when I read that. I’d like to think the same could be said here in America, although perhaps that’s a bit optimistic.
To me, good taste has very little to do with the watch you wear, the car you drive, or the label inside your jacket. It has far more to do with how you choose to live your life—with your curiosity, your kindness, the conversations you enjoy, and the ideas that continue to shape you. A well-read book with dog-eared pages can be far more interesting than an expensive possession that simply announces its price.
With this in mind, I’ve become more thoughtful about the books I add to my library. Rather than simply filling another shelf, I hope each one reflects something about who I am and what I value. I often collect the complete works of authors I admire, not only because I enjoy their writing, but because I know I’ll return to their books again and again. Like visiting an old friend, each reading reveals something I missed before or speaks to me in a new way.
Most of all, I believe we should surround ourselves with what we love. Whether it’s books, art, music, or treasured mementos, the things we choose to live with quietly shape our homes and, in many ways, remind us of who we aspire to be. Perhaps that’s the true purpose of a home library. It isn’t simply a place to keep books. It’s a place that reflects a life of curiosity, learning, and the enduring joy of reading.
#authors #bibliothèque #bookLovers #Books #bookshelves #CiceroQuote #FrenchLifestyle #homeLibrary #lifelongLearning #literature #livingWell #personalLibrary #Reading -
More Than Shelves
Our Library“A room without books is like a body without a soul.”
— CiceroI recently came across the French word bibliothèque—library. It made me stop and think. In a home, a library is not simply a collection of shelves filled with books. Shelves are where books are stored. A library is something more. It reflects who you are.
The books we choose to keep tell a story about our interests, our values, our curiosity, and even the different seasons of our lives. A well-loved novel, a favorite cookbook, a biography that changed the way we think, a travel guide that reminds us of a special journey—together they become a quiet autobiography.
Perhaps that’s what makes a home library so special. It isn’t measured by the number of books it holds, but by the life it reflects. Every shelf is a chapter, every book a memory, and together they tell the story of the people who call that house home.
Our library occupies a prominent place in our home, not because I intended it to make a statement, but because that’s where we had the space. At the time, I never considered what those shelves might communicate to others. Now I realize they speak quietly on my behalf. They reveal what intrigues me, what I cherish enough to keep nearby, and the enduring conversations I continue to have with authors long after I’ve turned the final page.
If you think about it, what we choose to read says a great deal about who we are. Our books reveal our interests, our curiosity, our dreams, and the questions we continue to ask. They remind us where we’ve been and sometimes point us toward where we hope to go.
In Home Sweet Maison: The French Art of Making a Home, Danielle Postel-Vinay writes, “In Paris, it’s better to talk about the book you read last weekend than to show off your Rolex.” I smiled when I read that. I’d like to think the same could be said here in America, although perhaps that’s a bit optimistic.
To me, good taste has very little to do with the watch you wear, the car you drive, or the label inside your jacket. It has far more to do with how you choose to live your life—with your curiosity, your kindness, the conversations you enjoy, and the ideas that continue to shape you. A well-read book with dog-eared pages can be far more interesting than an expensive possession that simply announces its price.
With this in mind, I’ve become more thoughtful about the books I add to my library. Rather than simply filling another shelf, I hope each one reflects something about who I am and what I value. I often collect the complete works of authors I admire, not only because I enjoy their writing, but because I know I’ll return to their books again and again. Like visiting an old friend, each reading reveals something I missed before or speaks to me in a new way.
Most of all, I believe we should surround ourselves with what we love. Whether it’s books, art, music, or treasured mementos, the things we choose to live with quietly shape our homes and, in many ways, remind us of who we aspire to be. Perhaps that’s the true purpose of a home library. It isn’t simply a place to keep books. It’s a place that reflects a life of curiosity, learning, and the enduring joy of reading.
#authors #bibliothèque #bookLovers #Books #bookshelves #CiceroQuote #FrenchLifestyle #homeLibrary #lifelongLearning #literature #livingWell #personalLibrary #Reading -
More Than Shelves
Our Library“A room without books is like a body without a soul.”
— CiceroI recently came across the French word bibliothèque—library. It made me stop and think. In a home, a library is not simply a collection of shelves filled with books. Shelves are where books are stored. A library is something more. It reflects who you are.
The books we choose to keep tell a story about our interests, our values, our curiosity, and even the different seasons of our lives. A well-loved novel, a favorite cookbook, a biography that changed the way we think, a travel guide that reminds us of a special journey—together they become a quiet autobiography.
Perhaps that’s what makes a home library so special. It isn’t measured by the number of books it holds, but by the life it reflects. Every shelf is a chapter, every book a memory, and together they tell the story of the people who call that house home.
Our library occupies a prominent place in our home, not because I intended it to make a statement, but because that’s where we had the space. At the time, I never considered what those shelves might communicate to others. Now I realize they speak quietly on my behalf. They reveal what intrigues me, what I cherish enough to keep nearby, and the enduring conversations I continue to have with authors long after I’ve turned the final page.
If you think about it, what we choose to read says a great deal about who we are. Our books reveal our interests, our curiosity, our dreams, and the questions we continue to ask. They remind us where we’ve been and sometimes point us toward where we hope to go.
In Home Sweet Maison: The French Art of Making a Home, Danielle Postel-Vinay writes, “In Paris, it’s better to talk about the book you read last weekend than to show off your Rolex.” I smiled when I read that. I’d like to think the same could be said here in America, although perhaps that’s a bit optimistic.
To me, good taste has very little to do with the watch you wear, the car you drive, or the label inside your jacket. It has far more to do with how you choose to live your life—with your curiosity, your kindness, the conversations you enjoy, and the ideas that continue to shape you. A well-read book with dog-eared pages can be far more interesting than an expensive possession that simply announces its price.
With this in mind, I’ve become more thoughtful about the books I add to my library. Rather than simply filling another shelf, I hope each one reflects something about who I am and what I value. I often collect the complete works of authors I admire, not only because I enjoy their writing, but because I know I’ll return to their books again and again. Like visiting an old friend, each reading reveals something I missed before or speaks to me in a new way.
Most of all, I believe we should surround ourselves with what we love. Whether it’s books, art, music, or treasured mementos, the things we choose to live with quietly shape our homes and, in many ways, remind us of who we aspire to be. Perhaps that’s the true purpose of a home library. It isn’t simply a place to keep books. It’s a place that reflects a life of curiosity, learning, and the enduring joy of reading.
#authors #bibliothèque #bookLovers #Books #bookshelves #CiceroQuote #FrenchLifestyle #homeLibrary #lifelongLearning #literature #livingWell #personalLibrary #Reading -
"A room without books is like a body without a soul." — Marcus Tullius Cicero. Surrounding yourself with stories is the easiest way to make any space feel instantly like home. 🏠📚
#BookQuotes #HomeLibrary #BookLovers -
"A room without books is like a body without a soul." — Marcus Tullius Cicero. Surrounding yourself with stories is the easiest way to make any space feel instantly like home. 🏠📚
#BookQuotes #HomeLibrary #BookLovers -
It has been a lifelong dream of mine to have my own library - to that end i have been collecting books most of my life.
One thing that i've always wanted to add is a catalogue - preferably one that allows me to loan books to friends and keep track of it (because why have books if not to share!)
I have googled around but have not found anything great - tbh, i'm considering just doing a shared spreadsheet at this point.
But if you have your own library catalogue or have used any such software, I am VERY interested to know and hear any tips and tricks you might have!!
as always, bonus points for #FOSS but interested in hearing about anything that works.
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It has been a lifelong dream of mine to have my own library - to that end i have been collecting books most of my life.
One thing that i've always wanted to add is a catalogue - preferably one that allows me to loan books to friends and keep track of it (because why have books if not to share!)
I have googled around but have not found anything great - tbh, i'm considering just doing a shared spreadsheet at this point.
But if you have your own library catalogue or have used any such software, I am VERY interested to know and hear any tips and tricks you might have!!
as always, bonus points for #FOSS but interested in hearing about anything that works.
:boosts_ok_gay:
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It has been a lifelong dream of mine to have my own library - to that end i have been collecting books most of my life.
One thing that i've always wanted to add is a catalogue - preferably one that allows me to loan books to friends and keep track of it (because why have books if not to share!)
I have googled around but have not found anything great - tbh, i'm considering just doing a shared spreadsheet at this point.
But if you have your own library catalogue or have used any such software, I am VERY interested to know and hear any tips and tricks you might have!!
as always, bonus points for #FOSS but interested in hearing about anything that works.
:boosts_ok_gay:
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CW: My own big library
I am reading this #book from a picture right now. And I think it will be great to buy every #book that I have read. I've read #Goethe, #Ellison, #books from #Discovery, and a lot of books whose authors I don't remember. Also I have a big #library of books from my #grandparents, and I thought, why not build a big #shelf with books? It will look nice, I think.
#reading #classics #nonfiction #familylegacy #bookshelf #homelibrary
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CW: My own big library
I am reading this #book from a picture right now. And I think it will be great to buy every #book that I have read. I've read #Goethe, #Ellison, #books from #Discovery, and a lot of books whose authors I don't remember. Also I have a big #library of books from my #grandparents, and I thought, why not build a big #shelf with books? It will look nice, I think.
#reading #classics #nonfiction #familylegacy #bookshelf #homelibrary
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CW: My own big library
I am reading this #book from a picture right now. And I think it will be great to buy every #book that I have read. I've read #Goethe, #Ellison, #books from #Discovery, and a lot of books whose authors I don't remember. Also I have a big #library of books from my #grandparents, and I thought, why not build a big #shelf with books? It will look nice, I think.
#reading #classics #nonfiction #familylegacy #bookshelf #homelibrary
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CW: My own big library
I am reading this #book from a picture right now. And I think it will be great to buy every #book that I have read. I've read #Goethe, #Ellison, #books from #Discovery, and a lot of books whose authors I don't remember. Also I have a big #library of books from my #grandparents, and I thought, why not build a big #shelf with books? It will look nice, I think.
#reading #classics #nonfiction #familylegacy #bookshelf #homelibrary
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#unpacking weekly arrivals in #homelibrary #booklover #bookworm #library
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Painting from my series "BURNHAM: WINTER/SUMMER" hanging in the parlor of artist friends Jon and Marilyn. I love their ever-changing decor. #art #artwork #painting #paintings #oilpainting #oilpaintings #oilpainter #artist #artists #fellowartists #artistfriends #artcommunity #communityofartists #winterscene #summerscenes #bookcase #books #library #homelibrary #homelibraries #wallgraphics #artcollection #booknook #homeinterior #homeinteriors #homedecoration #homedecor #interiordecoration
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Painting from my series "BURNHAM: WINTER/SUMMER" hanging in the parlor of artist friends Jon and Marilyn. I love their ever-changing decor. #art #artwork #painting #paintings #oilpainting #oilpaintings #oilpainter #artist #artists #fellowartists #artistfriends #artcommunity #communityofartists #winterscene #summerscenes #bookcase #books #library #homelibrary #homelibraries #wallgraphics #artcollection #booknook #homeinterior #homeinteriors #homedecoration #homedecor #interiordecoration
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Painting from my series "BURNHAM: WINTER/SUMMER" hanging in the parlor of artist friends Jon and Marilyn. I love their ever-changing decor. #art #artwork #painting #paintings #oilpainting #oilpaintings #oilpainter #artist #artists #fellowartists #artistfriends #artcommunity #communityofartists #winterscene #summerscenes #bookcase #books #library #homelibrary #homelibraries #wallgraphics #artcollection #booknook #homeinterior #homeinteriors #homedecoration #homedecor #interiordecoration
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Painting from my series "BURNHAM: WINTER/SUMMER" hanging in the parlor of artist friends Jon and Marilyn. I love their ever-changing decor. #art #artwork #painting #paintings #oilpainting #oilpaintings #oilpainter #artist #artists #fellowartists #artistfriends #artcommunity #communityofartists #winterscene #summerscenes #bookcase #books #library #homelibrary #homelibraries #wallgraphics #artcollection #booknook #homeinterior #homeinteriors #homedecoration #homedecor #interiordecoration
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Lepidoptera library has now risen to 162 books, as 4 more added. Managed to source some old altas's covering Staffordshire (1975-81) part 1 butterflies and parts 2, 3 and 6 on moths.
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Lepidoptera library has now risen to 162 books, as 4 more added. Managed to source some old altas's covering Staffordshire (1975-81) part 1 butterflies and parts 2, 3 and 6 on moths.
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Lepidoptera library has now risen to 162 books, as 4 more added. Managed to source some old altas's covering Staffordshire (1975-81) part 1 butterflies and parts 2, 3 and 6 on moths.
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Lepidoptera library has now risen to 162 books, as 4 more added. Managed to source some old altas's covering Staffordshire (1975-81) part 1 butterflies and parts 2, 3 and 6 on moths.
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So I have been putting into Zotero my books in my home library. I have only done books and not journal volumes (yet) and have to admit I am shocked. So I have completed all my Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) and have 158 books, many identification guides and atlas's.
I have most probably done all books on Lepidoptera, Odonata, Hymenoptera and Hiking and have 324 books and still have a loads more to do.
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So I have been putting into Zotero my books in my home library. I have only done books and not journal volumes (yet) and have to admit I am shocked. So I have completed all my Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) and have 158 books, many identification guides and atlas's.
I have most probably done all books on Lepidoptera, Odonata, Hymenoptera and Hiking and have 324 books and still have a loads more to do.
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So I have been putting into Zotero my books in my home library. I have only done books and not journal volumes (yet) and have to admit I am shocked. So I have completed all my Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) and have 158 books, many identification guides and atlas's.
I have most probably done all books on Lepidoptera, Odonata, Hymenoptera and Hiking and have 324 books and still have a loads more to do.
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So I have been putting into Zotero my books in my home library. I have only done books and not journal volumes (yet) and have to admit I am shocked. So I have completed all my Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) and have 158 books, many identification guides and atlas's.
I have most probably done all books on Lepidoptera, Odonata, Hymenoptera and Hiking and have 324 books and still have a loads more to do.
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Building a bookshelf is like building a fortress of knowledge and imagination. Every book tells a story waiting to be discovered.#HomeLibrary
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Building a bookshelf is like building a fortress of knowledge and imagination. Every book tells a story waiting to be discovered.#HomeLibrary
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Building a bookshelf is like building a fortress of knowledge and imagination. Every book tells a story waiting to be discovered.#HomeLibrary
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Building a bookshelf is like building a fortress of knowledge and imagination. Every book tells a story waiting to be discovered.#HomeLibrary
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Help Green Bay kids build their first home libraries
Lincoln Elementary’s “If You Give a Child a Book” campaign aims to provide 10 books per student to…
#NewsBeep #News #Books #AU #Australia #bookdonation #childhoodliteracy #educational #Entertainment #greenbayschools #homelibrary #lincolnelemetary #literacycampaign #nbc26 #Reading #scholasticbooks
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Let's fill the world with beautiful Hebrew! 🌍✨
Thank you Russell for sharing my books in your meaningful library!
There's something so powerful about seeing Hebrew learning materials nestled among other treasured books -
It shows how Hebrew connects us to thousands of years of wisdom, culture, and heritage.
Hebrew isn't just a language -
It's a bridge to understanding, a key to ancient wisdom, and a way to connect hearts across the globe.
Every person who learns Hebrew adds another light to the world! 💙
I'd love to see YOUR Hebrew books in their special place!
Share photos or videos of your Hebrew learning journey and send them to [email protected] or DM me.
Let's inspire each other and show the world how Hebrew is spreading everywhere!
Who else has Hebrew books on their shelf? Show me! 📚🇮🇱
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Let's fill the world with beautiful Hebrew! 🌍✨
Thank you Russell for sharing my books in your meaningful library!
There's something so powerful about seeing Hebrew learning materials nestled among other treasured books -
It shows how Hebrew connects us to thousands of years of wisdom, culture, and heritage.
Hebrew isn't just a language -
It's a bridge to understanding, a key to ancient wisdom, and a way to connect hearts across the globe.
Every person who learns Hebrew adds another light to the world! 💙
I'd love to see YOUR Hebrew books in their special place!
Share photos or videos of your Hebrew learning journey and send them to [email protected] or DM me.
Let's inspire each other and show the world how Hebrew is spreading everywhere!
Who else has Hebrew books on their shelf? Show me! 📚🇮🇱
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Let's fill the world with beautiful Hebrew! 🌍✨
Thank you Russell for sharing my books in your meaningful library!
There's something so powerful about seeing Hebrew learning materials nestled among other treasured books -
It shows how Hebrew connects us to thousands of years of wisdom, culture, and heritage.
Hebrew isn't just a language -
It's a bridge to understanding, a key to ancient wisdom, and a way to connect hearts across the globe.
Every person who learns Hebrew adds another light to the world! 💙
I'd love to see YOUR Hebrew books in their special place!
Share photos or videos of your Hebrew learning journey and send them to [email protected] or DM me.
Let's inspire each other and show the world how Hebrew is spreading everywhere!
Who else has Hebrew books on their shelf? Show me! 📚🇮🇱
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Let's fill the world with beautiful Hebrew! 🌍✨
Thank you Russell for sharing my books in your meaningful library!
There's something so powerful about seeing Hebrew learning materials nestled among other treasured books -
It shows how Hebrew connects us to thousands of years of wisdom, culture, and heritage.
Hebrew isn't just a language -
It's a bridge to understanding, a key to ancient wisdom, and a way to connect hearts across the globe.
Every person who learns Hebrew adds another light to the world! 💙
I'd love to see YOUR Hebrew books in their special place!
Share photos or videos of your Hebrew learning journey and send them to [email protected] or DM me.
Let's inspire each other and show the world how Hebrew is spreading everywhere!
Who else has Hebrew books on their shelf? Show me! 📚🇮🇱
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If you have a large home library, what system, if any, do you use to organize your books? We have between 1,500 and 2,000 books with maybe half or more of thar nonfiction with roughly the biggest categories being art, philosophy, reference, and how to. Quite a lot of zines and ephemera which present some storage problems. Also a lot of poetry.
I used to have a personal system when it was just me and I had fewer books but it always broke down. Now I’m wondering, should I use Library of Congress categories for the nonfiction? Something else? I’m not looking to catalogue everything. This isn’t a lending library. I just want to find things on my shelves.
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If you have a large home library, what system, if any, do you use to organize your books? We have between 1,500 and 2,000 books with maybe half or more of thar nonfiction with roughly the biggest categories being art, philosophy, reference, and how to. Quite a lot of zines and ephemera which present some storage problems. Also a lot of poetry.
I used to have a personal system when it was just me and I had fewer books but it always broke down. Now I’m wondering, should I use Library of Congress categories for the nonfiction? Something else? I’m not looking to catalogue everything. This isn’t a lending library. I just want to find things on my shelves.
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If you have a large home library, what system, if any, do you use to organize your books? We have between 1,500 and 2,000 books with maybe half or more of thar nonfiction with roughly the biggest categories being art, philosophy, reference, and how to. Quite a lot of zines and ephemera which present some storage problems. Also a lot of poetry.
I used to have a personal system when it was just me and I had fewer books but it always broke down. Now I’m wondering, should I use Library of Congress categories for the nonfiction? Something else? I’m not looking to catalogue everything. This isn’t a lending library. I just want to find things on my shelves.
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If you have a large home library, what system, if any, do you use to organize your books? We have between 1,500 and 2,000 books with maybe half or more of thar nonfiction with roughly the biggest categories being art, philosophy, reference, and how to. Quite a lot of zines and ephemera which present some storage problems. Also a lot of poetry.
I used to have a personal system when it was just me and I had fewer books but it always broke down. Now I’m wondering, should I use Library of Congress categories for the nonfiction? Something else? I’m not looking to catalogue everything. This isn’t a lending library. I just want to find things on my shelves.
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DAY 4 of my nonfiction home library makeover 📚✨
welcome to my new favourite room!
when you read as much as i do, a comfortable reading nook is everything, and this armchair is hands down the cosiest spot in my apartment.
i’m very much in love with my dream library, and i can’t wait to tackle my ever growing TBR.
speaking of which, what book are you currently most excited about? and whom would you recommend it to?
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watching these shelves go up is like seeing my bookish dreams come to life!! i am way too excited and completely obsessed with the result!
#bookstodon #booksky #books
#nonfiction #amreading #book
#homelibrary #makeoverMusic: Booster
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I forgot to take a picture for yesterday's #LibraryShelfieDay, so here's mine!
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I forgot to take a picture for yesterday's #LibraryShelfieDay, so here's mine!
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I forgot to take a picture for yesterday's #LibraryShelfieDay, so here's mine!
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I forgot to take a picture for yesterday's #LibraryShelfieDay, so here's mine!
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Honestly I'm just throwing everything at this site to see what engagement looks like here vs Blue Sky. I got new shelving put into my home office. Will take any and all advice on what I should put on top of it, if anything. If plants it would have to be able to survive low light, I'm in Oregon. Excuse the mess, I live here.
#OfficeDecor #homedecor #plants #books #homelibrary #bookshelves -
Honestly I'm just throwing everything at this site to see what engagement looks like here vs Blue Sky. I got new shelving put into my home office. Will take any and all advice on what I should put on top of it, if anything. If plants it would have to be able to survive low light, I'm in Oregon. Excuse the mess, I live here.
#OfficeDecor #homedecor #plants #books #homelibrary #bookshelves -
Honestly I'm just throwing everything at this site to see what engagement looks like here vs Blue Sky. I got new shelving put into my home office. Will take any and all advice on what I should put on top of it, if anything. If plants it would have to be able to survive low light, I'm in Oregon. Excuse the mess, I live here.
#OfficeDecor #homedecor #plants #books #homelibrary #bookshelves -
Honestly I'm just throwing everything at this site to see what engagement looks like here vs Blue Sky. I got new shelving put into my home office. Will take any and all advice on what I should put on top of it, if anything. If plants it would have to be able to survive low light, I'm in Oregon. Excuse the mess, I live here.
#OfficeDecor #homedecor #plants #books #homelibrary #bookshelves -
So. Uh. Anyone else have a reference section in their home library?
#Comics #ComicBooks #dccomics #MarvelComics #History #Reference #HomeLibrary #ComicCollector -
So. Uh. Anyone else have a reference section in their home library?
#Comics #ComicBooks #dccomics #MarvelComics #History #Reference #HomeLibrary #ComicCollector -
So. Uh. Anyone else have a reference section in their home library?
#Comics #ComicBooks #dccomics #MarvelComics #History #Reference #HomeLibrary #ComicCollector -
So. Uh. Anyone else have a reference section in their home library?
#Comics #ComicBooks #dccomics #MarvelComics #History #Reference #HomeLibrary #ComicCollector -
Close up of my Dracula inspired bookmark with a happy Count fangs deep into a bloody good read. (enough puns for you? 😅)
#bookmark #bookworm #library #homelibrary #books #goodreads #dracula #linocut #vampire #illustration #bat -
Close up of my Dracula inspired bookmark with a happy Count fangs deep into a bloody good read. (enough puns for you? 😅)
#bookmark #bookworm #library #homelibrary #books #goodreads #dracula #linocut #vampire #illustration #bat -
Close up of my Dracula inspired bookmark with a happy Count fangs deep into a bloody good read. (enough puns for you? 😅)
#bookmark #bookworm #library #homelibrary #books #goodreads #dracula #linocut #vampire #illustration #bat -
Close up of my Dracula inspired bookmark with a happy Count fangs deep into a bloody good read. (enough puns for you? 😅)
#bookmark #bookworm #library #homelibrary #books #goodreads #dracula #linocut #vampire #illustration #bat -
@reinoradeboer Ik heb ook boeken over kookboeken ;-) #HomeLibrary en in Mozarts Menu schreef ik over de hausse in kookboeken in de 18de eeuw. Opmerkelijk, de ontdekking van de huisvrouw (burgeres) als doelgroep.
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@reinoradeboer Ik heb ook boeken over kookboeken ;-) #HomeLibrary en in Mozarts Menu schreef ik over de hausse in kookboeken in de 18de eeuw. Opmerkelijk, de ontdekking van de huisvrouw (burgeres) als doelgroep.
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"Take a look at the books other people have in their homes." - Jerzy Kosinski
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