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[shareyourshelf]

I keep fiction towards the bottom, transitioning to nonfiction-and I've made the top shelf into a movie shelf.

[gingerlibrum]

Saw a post on one of the pages I follow on Facebook that I thought seemed kind of fun. If you're bored, post a picture of your bookshelf and talk about each of the books that are on there. If you are in self quarantine and find yourself incredibly bored with nothing else to do feel free to comment. It will give you something to do for a little bit. If your bookshelf is to big, take a photo of one shelf or grab a few books that you love and comment about those! I'll put a 📚 to indicate that the book is on my tbr pile.

*Note it doesn't have to be books. If you have a shelf of movies or CD's/Records, feel free to comment about those!

1. Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom

A memoir between Albom featuring lessons on life from his dying professor. Highly reccomend. It's one of those books that I can reread and learn something new every time.

2. The Five People you Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom

A new look on what it means to die and how our vision of heaven isn't what one would expect. I try to reread this one every year because it's a good reminder that even the little things we do could effect not only the people we know, but complete strangers.

3. The Next Person you Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom

A sequel to The Five People you Meet in Heaven and a great follow up!

4. Scythe by Neal Shusterman

A great young adult novel! It's about a futuristic society where due to medical advancements, people can live forever and even do things like make themselves look younger. However, there's a catch. The Scyths people who act as a kind of population control. The story follows two teens as they train to be scythes.

5. Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman 📚

6. The Story of King Arthur and His Knights 📚

7. The Book of Joy by The Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and Douglas Adams

Haven't finished it yet, but it's a conversation between two people of different religions and backgrounds. An interesting read.

8. Code Name: Lise by Larry Loftis 📚

9. Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

Almost halfway through it. Story premise is interesting though.

10. Lord of the Rings boxed set by J.R.R Tolkien 📚

11. Dear Evan Hansen the Novel

I am Musical theater trash. I love this musical. The book gave me more of an insight to it beyond listening to the album on repeat.

12. The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

A teen novel about the black lives matter movement. Honestly, this book was so good. 100% reccomend even if you aren't a teen.

13. Harry Potter and the Philospher's Stone

I got this copy while I was in Scotland at Blackwells bookshop in Edinburgh (oh how I am longing to go back there) - please notice in front if the book the tiny Proffessor Quirell-

14. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

I want to get the entire series in these covers. I didn't get this one in Scotland it was a Christmas gift.

15. The Little Book of Lykee by Miek Wiking

A book about the Danish art of Happiness

16. The Little Book of Hygee by Miek Wiking

A book about how to make your life and home more comfortable to life in the Danish way.

17. The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch

Another book about life told by a dying man. This is a good read. Follows Randy Pausch, a Proffessor, as he has been diagnosed with a brain tumor and continues to teach and prepares for his last lecture.

18. Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

Had to read it for school in high school but I do like this book when I'm not required to read it too.

19. Let Morte D'Arthur📚

20. Pygmalion 📚

21. Little Women 📚

22. Walden 📚

23. Pride and Predjudice 📚

24. The Time Machine by H.G Wells

Books about time travel are a weakness of mine.

25. Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux

Read it so I would have something to talk about with my coworker who is now my boyfriend. Also I liked the cover and the theater show is fun to cosplay.

26. Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court 📚

27. Peter Pan 📚

28. 20,000 League's Under the Sea 📚

29. Treasure Island 📚

30. Moby Dick 📚

31. The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin 📚

32. The Island of Sea Women by Lisa See 📚

33. Fatal Throne 📚

34. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho 📚

35. Coraline by Neil Gaiman 📚

36. Stardust by Neal Gaiman

Loved the book. If you liked the Princess Bride I reccomend this book and its corresponding movie.

37. City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab

Love the author. This book is a kids book about a girl who can see ghosts. Her parents are ghost hunters who have a tv show where they travel to Edinburgh and she learns a lot about her powers.

38. A Darker Shade of Magic Trilogy by V.E Schwab

Again. LOVE this author. Highly recommend this trilogy. One of my favorite authors of all time.

39. The Sand Warrior 📚

40. To Kill a Mockingbird

Again. One of those I had to read for school but do actually like reading without the pressureeof having to read it.

41. Howl's Moving Castle 📚

42. A bunch of Hardy Boys Books 📚

43. Neverending Story 📚

[thereaderandthechef]

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[bookpeopleaustin]

"I had a very Gaiman birthday this year!" -Sarah H. #shelfiesunday #shareyourshelf #neilgaiman

[acanadianbibliophile]

The rest of my shelves can be seen here. These are a couple of double stacked shelves here; first shelf, second shelf, and the bottom.

[millyandbooks]

millyandbooks submitted to shareyourshelf:

It’s filled out a bit since the last time I submitted my shelf. Only have one more shelf left!

 Keep at it!

[insearchoffloreanfortescue]

Shelf 2 of 2 submitted today

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The best things in life:  cats, nature, and spirituality.  ♥ 

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How my book collections are organized on my connected bookshelf based on my three reader profiles at extralibris.org (an platform that I developed for private collectors).

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Today’s Washington Post Magazine invites famous bibliophiles to share their shelves.

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Ok, technically this is half bookshelf and half curated museum in honor of the 1960's tv series LOST IN SPACE - the two cast-signed framed photos you can see are from that show.  But I am also particularly proud of the inclusion of a book written 124 years ago, namely Bram Stoker's DRACULA.

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All gussied up for Christmas :)

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I moved to Orkney just over a year ago so I knew I couldn't bring too many books. These are the ones I will definitely read again and a few I want to read forbthe first time. The shelf is organised in size and weight - biggest & heaviest onnthe bottom, then fiction, non-fiction snd back to fiction (should really change that). My library books and monentoes on the top!

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My Dad did this for me with IKEA Billy bookcases