2021 Bookshelf Tour [CC]

0:00-Intro

2:01-Bookshelf Tour

7:36-Wide shot of entire bookshelf

7:53-Outro

WHERE TO FIND ME:

[DanielGreeneReviews]

So many dead trees.... and for what?!? WHAT?!?! Was it worth it Merph?!?

[mitchsimoes]

Ugh I can’t wait to have such a beautifully extensive bookshelf!! That’s bookshelf goals right there 🤩🤩

[yuvba]

Fun fact: Your peter pan edition was designed by Minalima, which is the same studio that designed the props for the Harry Potter films. They actually published a new illustrated edition of the first Harry Potter book, and it's beautiful😍

[UdyKumra]

"I just put books on shelves. Maybe I'll have better organization next time."

No you won't Merphy. We know you. :)

[Insane-Howl-Cowl]

There's something both calming and exciting about seeing someone's bookshelf.

[LightningRaven]

Me, seeing expensive sports cars and other random shit people thinks brings status: I sleep.

Me, seeing booktoobers shelves: * Heavy breathing *

[korgaupisc]

Those stacks of TBRs! I have them too and it's so satisfying to put one of them into shelf after having read it

[lostschedule]

"I have more books now" is a problem/feature of every reader 😅

[hindaldah]

Your bookshelves are so beautiful and warm and inviting❤️

[thomaskittock]

I'm a simple man. I see "Bookshelf Tour, " and I click

[jadaa]

These videos always make my TBR go up another 100 😄 Love your videos!!

[erinm]

Ahhh I used to have that doctor who exploding tardis poster but it got really messed up from multiple house moves! I didn't realise you were a fan!

[annemargarethd.a.k.filicke]

Your voice is so relaxing and heartwarming 🥰🤎

[kevinmyles]

I am new to the habit of reading. Recently, I decided to become a life-long reader. Over the 26 years of my life so far; many times I recalled people talking about books they read and how interesting they were. To be honest, I did not fully understand how being a reader could be enjoyable. I hope I did not just enraged many habitual readers out there. Growing up, I had difficulty reading. I would avoid reading in public because I was embarrassed. You could imagine how this affected me in school. Students who are passionate readers often do well academically. Not only could I not read well, but writing skills and grammar skill were not fully developed. I only excelled in mathematics. Oh how I love this subject. I found it to be easy. This probably explains why I chose to study mathematics in college. At the age of 14 I recalled having to read in front of a large group of people and how I could barely pronounce the words on the page. How embarrassing. In this group of people was a a very educated man. He was a man who had read may book being a doctor. He told my mom that I must have been very brave in to read in front of many people the way I did. For 12 years I have been reading with this same group every Wednesday for an hour. My reading has improved greatly. I would be lying if I considered myself to be the best at doing so, but I am glad I am not a the reading speed I was 12 years ago. Currently I am reading the book titled Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau. I already read one of his books titled Canoeing in the Wilderness.

[dailycarolina.]

I love that you actually showed the cover of most of the books and not the spines!

[heervora]

Ahhh YAYY bookshelf tours are always fun and plus is Merphy soo it's even better❤
And also as always keep up the fantastic work Merph😁

[aGrimTurtle]

Hey Merph, I found your channel a few weeks ago and I wanted to thank you for basically single-handedly reviving my love for reading. I used to read so much as a kid up through middle school, then in high school I started reading less, and since graduating 5ish years ago I've only read maybe 5 non-college books. This week alone I've read 2 and I'm on my 3rd, A Long Way To a Small Angry Planet! Here's to a happy year of reading, and thank you once again!!

[ayesha]

I love your bookshelf tours! You're the only one who gives such precise AND fun tours!

[caitmcg]

I'm so surprised you've not read A Man Called Ove! In my mind that's the most famous of Backman's works. It's really good!

[MYMOTHERISAFISH]

I feel jealous watching the thumbnail, I hope one day I get a library so big