Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!

You know you’re bookish when a new shelf makes you happy. I was surrounded by books. They were in piles on the floor and on a table. I’ve shown you these pictures before.



My shelves were overflowing. I hated searching for a book. I could never find it when I needed it. But, there was something comforting about book mountain.
My dad built a shelf for me so I could get my books off the floor.

*Swoon* I can’t stop staring at it. I like this better than book mountain.
The difference is amazing. My living room looks bigger.
I like ebooks as much as the next person. I enjoy scrolling through my Kindle library and seeing all those covers. I also like sitting in a room and being able to see my book collection without pulling out a device. Print books won’t die. They’re evolving to become collectibles.