My Bookshelf, Myself

By Michelle Andreani

While wandering around the internet, I came upon an interesting post over on Nova Ren Suma’s blog (which is consistently interesting, fyi!). Following a prompt by author/bloggess Hilary Smith, Nova posted a photo of her (enviable)ย unedited bookshelf. (Well, it’s technically a photo of what happened when she ran out of shelf-space, but we book people can totally relate, right?) Inspired by Nova and Hilary, I thought I’d post photos of my own shelves. Here we go!

(Quick note: I cheated! Since my bedroom is super narrow, I couldn’t capture my entire bookshelf in one photo, so you’ll have to piece them together in your mind, Lego-style.)

(Another quick note: You can click on each pic to get a closer look!)

Fun facts:

  • I used to call one of these shelves my “Happy Shelf” (because it sat right above my computer and would sprinkle inspiration on me when I wrote). But then the books that made me happy couldn’t be contained to just one shelf, so the label has been retired. ๐Ÿ˜‰
  • Another shelf has my absolute favorite inscriptions by the authors who signed their books. (Can you guess which?)
  • THESE ARE SO NOT ALL OF MY BOOKS.

Okay . . . judge me. ๐Ÿ˜‰

2 thoughts on “My Bookshelf, Myself

  1. Ren @ Ren's Rambles says:

    It reminds me a lot of my bookshelf only I have one less shelf. I even have the same paperback Sarah Dessen books & they’re in the same exact order on my shelf. haha I’m going to go with great minds think alike.

    • Michelle Andreani says:

      It’s tooootally great minds thinking alike! Not an OCD thing at all. Not. At. All . . . ๐Ÿ˜‰ And yay for almost-twin bookshelves!

      Thanks for stopping by! ๐Ÿ˜€

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