It’s time for me
to share bookcases #4, #5, and #6! If you didn’t see bookcase #1,
#2,
and #3
in all their bookish glory, you can check them out on the blog.
For those of you
who don’t know, I moved to NYC this past summer. Moving meant I couldn’t take
my books with me. Thus, I left 99% of my books at my parents’ house. It’s sad
to be away from my preciouses for so long.
Because I can’t
see my shelves as often as I’d like (because we all know us book collectors
love to just stare and drool over our collections), I took some pics of my
bookshelves. Just so I can remember them later. I thought I’d share these
photos with you guys, as I know the second-best thing to staring at our own
collections is staring at another book collectors’ shelves. ;)
On days that I
don’t have other posts planned, I’ll share photos of a bookcase. Well, in this
case, I’ll share photos of my smaller bookcases. This will be bookcase three,
four, and five. They primarily hold my contemporary, fantasy, and children’s
books, but I also have some other stuff on them.
Let’s start with
the contemporary bookcase.
The very top shelf on this bookcase is a stack of contemporary TBR books. There used to be a lot more on this shelf, but I got rid of a lot of titles in my unhaul.I just don’t read a lot of contemporary anymore.
The first actual
shelf contains my YA contemporary hardcovers. There’s some Rainbow Rowell,
Jenny Han, and Katie McGarry.
Below that shelf
are contemporary paperbacks, like Jamie McGuire, Jenny Han, and Gayle Forman.
The bottom shelf on
this case (it’s only a three-shelf bookcase) contains my Twilight and L.J. Smith books.
Next is the
fantasy “bookcase.” Although, it’s not really a bookcase. My mom got this wire-frame
thing from her work and put it in my room while I was gone at university. Since
it was just left there, I decided I should use it to hold some books. ;)
My window is right behind this bookcase, so the sun made taking this pic very difficult. |
Currently, it
holds my Narnia collection, boxsets of Cassandra Clare’s books, Tolkien books,
and T.A. Barron books.
After that, there’s
the closet bookcase. Inside my closet, I have a bookcase my dad gave me. It
holds mostly middle grade and children’s books along with the romance novels I
don’t want my parents to see. Not that I’m ashamed of the books, I just really
don’t want to explain what they’re about to my parents. Ick.
It's super dark in my closet, so I had to use a nightlight for the pic. |
So, the first
shelf contains some Gail Carsen Levine, Amanda Marrone, and Cara Lynn Shultz. The
middle shelf contains mostly Gena Showalter, J.R. Ward, and Kresley Cole mass
market romances, while the bottom has some signed or special ARCs and a boxset
of Margaret Peterson Haddix’s Shadow Children books.
***
Whew, well that’s the
last of the bookcases that I have at my parents’ house. Soon I’ll show you the
bookcase I have in my NYC apartment. Do you organize your books by genre? Let
me know in the comments!
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