In my office are books on technical writing, creative writing, graphic design, desktop publishing, photography, and jewelry making (my office has the best light for that hobby). My downstairs sewing room has the rest of my crafting books, plus sewing, quilting, bag making, picture framing, and painting. The wide hallway on the second floor holds books on travel, geology, gardening, home repair, wine making, and fly fishing, plus the hardback fiction and the books from my childhood.
The paperback fiction books are across the patio in a tiny apartment at one end of the garage, because there is no room for them in the house! Years ago, Dave built custom floor-to-ceiling bookcases just for paperbacks, and my favorite authors are there, anytime I want to re-read them.
I'm also a library junkie, and have been since I first learned to read. At any given time, there are 20-30 library books in the house, usually a few cookbooks and gardening books, plus whatever topic I'm trying to learn more about. Listing all of them would be way over the top, but I plan to include the topics that caught my interest (so I won't forget), and my favorite titles and authors that I discover along the way. I hope you enjoy.
2015
January 2015 booksFebruary 2015 books
March 2015 books
April 2015 books
2014
Books for Spring 2014Books for Summer 2014
Summer reading, part 2
Books for an autumn road trip
Books for October and November
Books for winter
2013
January 2013 booksFebruary 2013 books
March 2013 books
April 2013 books
May 2013 books
June 2013 books
July 2013 books
August 2013 books
September 2013 books
October 2013 books
November 2013 books
December 2013 books
I am also a book lover and although I own a Kindle, there is nothing that will ever replace the feeling of holding a book, preferable a hardcover, in my hands. That said, I must confess that the Kindle is very useful for reading a little before bedtime when my spouse prefers to sleep even though he would let me leave on the nightstand light. I always have a few library borrows in the apt, but not quite as many as you do.
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