#private library

[vanalex]

[bizarreauhavre]

Custom library in private house in UK.

[bibliomoth]

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I miss my favourite chair in the library.

[1five1two]

I couldn't live a week without a private library - indeed, I'd part with all my furniture and squat and sleep on the floor before I'd let go of the 1500 or so books I possess.

H. P. Lovecraft

[forthejoyofbooks]

Niiiice!

ajaneofallreads on Instagram

[rwpohl]

brücke - aufbruch der moderne in dresden und berlin, serie piper galerie, piper verlag münchen 1991

[soullesscryptonitecoffee]

meet Wolverine, my new racing machine.

[bionicbasil]

**FELINE FICTION FIX** Book Reviews with Amber at The Mewton-Clawson Library #273 featuring **Purrfect Heat ~ The Mysteries of Max Book 4** by Nic Saint **PLUS** Friendly Fill-Ins Blog Hop

[vieformidable]

The ONE time a blue suede couch works in a library. 😂😂

Okyuraxarie

[elenasparks1305]

[canisalbus]

is machete an albino dog? if so.. does he have poor vision like some albino animals do?

Yes, actually! His vision isn't quite as bad as it could potentially be considering his condition, but he's definitely at least nearsighted enough that he'd benefit from wearing glasses. He has trouble seeing distant objects clearly and reading in particular gets challenging if the text is small enough and/or farther than, say, an arm's length away. He tends to hold items very close to his face when he's inspecting them, especially if he's not actively paying attention to how he looks at that moment.

On top of that his eyes are highly sensitive to bright lights. Direct midday sun gives him the worst headaches very swiftly. If he has any say in it, he prefers to go out on overcast days, early mornings and evenings.

He probably has a pair of custom spectacles ready for those occasions when he absolutely can't manage without them, but he's reluctant to keep them on his person consistently (let alone be seen with them). His body keeps finding new ways to let him down and to him, surrendering to wearing glasses would be like admitting another defeat. So he squints and fumbles and does his best to hide the fact he can't see that well. He has a lot of health anxieties and he's worried about the possibility of his vision weakening further and potentially preventing him from doing his job, after all most of it is centered around reading and writing. It's the one thing he enjoys, is very good at, and that makes him feel useful and needed.

[moth-time]

It's BOOK TIME again! It has been forever since I last bound a book wow.

This is Interim by @punishandenslavesuckers, which is a fantastic botw post-canon Link/Zelda/Ganon fic that you all should go read if you haven't already. It's great, go check it out. I stayed up way too late reading it.

The binding is a sewn-board binding, which means the cover stiffeners are sewn directly into the text block, instead of wrapped around and glued to the endpapers. This makes for a very tidy and modern looking binding, AND because the boards are doubled (sewn in like the endpapers) allows for fun shenanigans like that indented triforce.

I'm SO proud of how the triforce came out! I was really careful with all of my measurements and it really paid off.

Oh yeah and I finally found a place with a good guillotine, so now I can make SMALLER books and still have nice crisp edges. Look at it, it's such a cute size. Perfect for holding.

Next step… painted fore-edges, maybe owo

[tabbyphobos]

By that definition, my library is DEFINITELY a library. (1547 books, not counting reference books (I have six of those.))

do you own enough books to be considered a library (500+)

Yes.

[nando161mando]

Behold.. Idaho becomes the first to require ID.. for the PUBLIC LIBRARY. Knowledge and Thinking is the enemy.

[sentinel-prime-after-dark]

This is a safe space.

Tell me what nasty things you’d do to him.

[coulsonlives]

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