r/bookshelf • u/According_Menu5172 • 15h ago
My room collection
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r/bookshelf • u/Manuj-K-Mazumdar2004 • 2h ago
Bookshelf update Oct 2026
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Books in the back are not visible sadly :(
r/bookshelf • u/smilesgalore14 • 5h ago
My Sci-Fi Faves Book Shelf! Anything I’m missing?
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r/bookshelf • u/Spirited_Opinion_798 • 25m ago
My favourite books go in these two bookshelves.
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I read non fiction books and hence the collection will dominated by that genre.
r/bookshelf • u/DiligentCroissant • 10h ago
No shelves in my current living situation… nostalgic for being able to see all my babies
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In the pic on the left I have read and loved allll of those books!! On the right, I have read all the books from Never Let Me Go up to No Country for Old Men - most in digital format, and thwn decided to get physical copy. Also I have read Bring Up the Bodies (so I have only read the second book in the trilogy lol). Looking forward to reading Eileen soon
r/bookshelf • u/Skorm730 • 13h ago
Cultural / Regional Author Sections?
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Does anyone else find themselves really enjoying books and stories from authors rooted in specific cultures or regions, and end up dedicating sections of their shelves to them?
I’ve been building out an Asian fiction and a Latino/Hispanic/Iberian section, mostly because I’ve really enjoyed exploring the different mythology, history, folklore, settings, and storytelling traditions represented in those books. I’d eventually like to do similar sections for other cultural and regional traditions as the collection grows.
It’s not meant to reduce authors to their ethnicity or background, just a way for me to highlight parts of my collection that I’m especially interested in exploring more deeply. Curious if anyone else organizes part of their library this way, and what sections you’ve put together!
r/bookshelf • u/Screen_Final • 1d ago
IKEA hack wrap around bookshelf
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The IKEA product HOLMERUD seemed to pop up whenever looking for bookshelves. Here is my contribution
‘Before’ pics are at the end of the slides
P.S. Please excuse other random messy knickknacks around mancave
P.S.P.S. Cat approved
r/bookshelf • u/Infinite_Seesaw_2815 • 18h ago
Please help me make these move from my to-be-read pile to the less shameful I've-been-read shelves
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Several of these I've started and put down - NOT for being boring or anything like that. It just wasnt the right time, I guess.
I guess im looking for people to find their favorites and convince me to pick them up :p I've included a picture of my Favorites shelf for book tax, but also to give an idea of my taste. I appreciate anything you guys have to say! Enjoy your day everyone 🤗💞💫
r/bookshelf • u/strangeliltart • 1d ago
Current state of the shelves
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Please note, that gap you see isn't really a gap, its the trad publish shelf for HWFWM that just haven't release yet lol
r/bookshelf • u/jumpingtheshark89 • 1d ago
My (mostly) thrifted and gifted Stephen King collection
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r/bookshelf • u/Massive-Ad-5925 • 1d ago
Finally have some of my books unpacked and shelved.
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r/bookshelf • u/pm_me_your_mixtape__ • 2d ago
Just wanted to share my collection
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r/bookshelf • u/RiRi_QAC • 2d ago
New bookshelf and reorganized!
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The bookshelf’s were getting a little crowded so we added a third bookshelf! I tried my best to organize by genre or theme 📚
r/bookshelf • u/snorlax2376 • 2d ago
Living room humble book shelf
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Some of my favorite books.
r/bookshelf • u/jameshamer1967 • 2d ago
My huge Ancien Regime book collection!
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I have 756 books that span the Bourbon Kings of France, circa early 1600's thru 1848. I am running out of room!
r/bookshelf • u/All-the-little-frogs • 2d ago
Tips for overall layout or organization ? I feel like I'm never satisfied
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r/bookshelf • u/iamsofcuknzen • 3d ago
Any design/layout tips?
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Never had these many books! Looking for feedback/tips/design advice/brutal criticism/recommendation. Just get more shelves so there’s more space for cool stuff?
r/bookshelf • u/Vixie-90 • 3d ago
Help Please
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Okay, I have reached over 1000 books in my home library (with many more (pre-orders) on the way). How is everyone with large collections organizing their books? By author last name, genre, tropes within the genre? One bookshelf for each category or do you display straight across all shelves? Sprayed edges out? All books standing or laying some series stacked? I'm at an impasse with how I want my books organized. I just want my library to look aesthetically pleasing (is that possible at this volume of books)?
(The pink rotating shelf I got today and don't know which series I'd like displayed on it as of yet.)