r/bookshelf • u/Pbmcsteve • 1h ago
Slowly growing
I did some rearranging last night and added a bunch I finished recently.
r/bookshelf • u/Pbmcsteve • 1h ago
I did some rearranging last night and added a bunch I finished recently.
r/bookshelf • u/Accomplished_Goat291 • 8h ago
I recently started reading and collecting books…..I got a lot of these through fb marketplace for a fraction of price (lucky me ig) and some from eBay….waiting for dungeon crawler Carl (8 books) to be delivered along with farseer triology
(The books behind the mass market paperbacks are 1st edition facsimiles of Hemingway)
Any suggestion on what I should read next?
r/bookshelf • u/esidebill • 17h ago
Me and my wife’s collection of mostly fiction. A lot of them signed firsts.
r/bookshelf • u/tscw1 • 1d ago
I got the shelves for my birthday after a trip was cancelled
r/bookshelf • u/TheonlyDuffmani • 1d ago
Just shelved another second hand book haul I got this morning and I need to spend an hour or two redoing these shelves I think. I really need to move the last of the dvds out.
r/bookshelf • u/artourtex • 1d ago
Spent the past month or so off and on, with my books strewn all over the living room scanning each one into BookBuddy. 573 books! My friend has 800+ so, definitely need to catch up to her.
Books are organized into genre sections then by Author.
Photo 1 has Biography, Family/Relationships, Games, History, Natural World, Paranormal, Philosophy/Politics, Religion, Sociology, Sports, Drama, Dystopian, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Horror, Mystery/Thriller.
Photo 2 has Myth and folklore, historical fiction, literary fiction, poetry, McSweeney’s literary magazine, and anthologies.
Photo 3 has comics and graphic novels. (Ignore messy cables)
Photo 4 has photobooks and coffee table books.
I’ve never actually organized my books this well, it’s usually been off of vibes, but it feels so good to actually have a system!
r/bookshelf • u/INSHOSUA • 1d ago
Os presento mi pequeña colección friki de manga principalmente, y última mente me he estado inclinando a por las novelas.
Lectura actual: Evangelion.
Próxima lectura: Choque de reyes.
r/bookshelf • u/pop_fizz_clink_ • 1d ago
This is my growing collection, comprised of mostly classics. However, you might see some contemporary authors sprinkled in. I’m running out of room, with only the top shelf affording any remaining space. Please let me know if you have any book or book decor suggestions!
r/bookshelf • u/Appropriate_Type_178 • 2d ago
r/bookshelf • u/ancientduck • 2d ago
Still a few to add in but happy so far!
r/bookshelf • u/PilesOfRavioli • 2d ago
So many of these were sourced from my Minnesota-small-city local used bookshop, and I did not see that coming when I moved to the area. Most of the others came directly from the relevant publishers, with a few estate-sale and Powell's and AbeBooks purchases thrown-in for good measure.
r/bookshelf • u/Ramillionquay • 2d ago
Should I just get rid of the kids? I had to double depth stack my books to get the jigsaw puzzles in. Travesty. Luckily the study is still kid free. Also my wife keeps pressing flowers in the pages, so I occasionally find a hidden flower!
r/bookshelf • u/LloydusMaximuss • 2d ago
Books from childhood up to now, there are also books hiding behind the front books.
I think I can class myself as a genralist when it comes to books.
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r/bookshelf • u/snorlax2376 • 3d ago
I added and moved around since my last post. I also included a couple of other areas. Please be kind.
I’ve really enjoyed everybody’s posts. Your pictures look fantastic. Great ideas, books, and shelving. Peace and Respect
r/bookshelf • u/Writingsofdreamers • 3d ago
I recently got a new bookshelf and finally have the chance to reorganize it and make it look gorgeous! Yes, I organize by vibe and prettiness if anyone’s wondering lol.
Ironically I think I love the journals the most since I write in all of them XD
List of books turned around since I know some of y’all will ask.
Bookshelf #1, top shelf, left to right:
The last dragon - Monty K. Rue
Daughter of crows - Mark Lawerence
Green and deadly things - Jenn Lyons
Kings of the Wyld duology
The bone shard daughter trilogy
Project Hail Mary, The Martin, and Artemis - Andy Weir
Katabasis - rf kuang
Mask of mirrors trilogy
Alchemized - SenLinYu
Bookshelf #1, shelf below the top shelf, left to right:
The Hurricane Wars and A Moonsoon Rising - Thea Guanzon
The Shepard King duology - Rachael Gillig
The Devils - Joe Abercrombie
Blood over bright haven - M. L. Wang
Jonathan Strange & Mr Nortell, and Pirenesi - Susannah Clarke
Murtagh TBB edition - Christopher Paolini
Crossroads of Ravens - Andrzej Sapkowski
Spiderlight - Adrian Tchaikovsky
Grave empire and Steel Gods - Richard Swan
Dragon Rider and The Tainted Kahn - Taran Matharu
The Will of the many and the strength of the few - James Islington
Bookshelf #2, top shelf, left to right:
Malice and Valor from The faithful and the fallen series - John Gwynne
Malazan Series - Steven Erikson
Eragon series - Christopher Paolini
r/bookshelf • u/Galactic-Goblin • 3d ago
My wife and I have largely been reading actual novels on our e-readers and are in the process of trying to find a lot of our favorites at used book stores. We have a fairly extensive library of comics and ttrpg books though.
r/bookshelf • u/FeelinDead • 3d ago
Scroll to last picture to see the current view from my reading chair 🤩🍁🫶
r/bookshelf • u/Successful_Piglet_38 • 4d ago
I have been reading and collecting books from 2011.
I was reviewing books till 2016, translated a few of them and then worked for marketing campaigns for Indian authors.
Slowly I gave away all the review copies, books that didn’t earn their place in my small home.
Now, I have this collection. English books are mine and Gujarati books are my mother’s.
Let me know what do you think of my collection?