The Bookshelf Book Tag

#tagtuesday

QUESTIONS:
1- How many bookshelves do you have?
2- How many books are on your bookshelves? Or how many books you think you have?
3- How do you organize your books?
4- What is the oldest book on your bookshelf?
5- What is the newest book on your bookshelf?
6- What is the longest book on your bookshelf?
7- What is the shortest book on your bookshelf?
8- What is the predominant genre on your bookshelf?
9- Have you done a bookshelf tour?
10- Go on a random number generator and talk about the book that corresponds with that number.
11- Do you have fan merch or any other decorations on your bookshelf?
12- Show us your bookshelf!
13- Tag someone.

I tag:

[BookishTexan]

Maybe I do need to make a playlist of tags. I didnt remember that I have done this one.
That's a big bio of Graham Greene! Is there a page describing every day of his life!

[books_and_ki]

A 1000 books?! How freaking cool is that. Also you guys are couple goals - you have your own booktube channels and you have THAT many books? Adopt me! I'll live in one of the bookcases 😂

[thegrimmreader]

This was very entertaining!! Good job! OMG I read The Women's Room when I was a sheltered teenager and it was gut-wrenching--but very very good. Ah yes the complexities of a "blendered" book collection! :-)

[sterlingreads]

The Women’s Room sounds interesting. I loved hearing about your bookshelves. It’s been so long since I’ve read Dr. Zhivago. I hope you both are enjoying it!

[HannahsBooks]

What a great tag! And what beautiful shelves y’all have. Thank you for tagging me. I am afraid I am not nearly as orderly with some parts of my library...

[MarcNash]

Thanks for the tag Kelly, I thought I'd done it but couldn't find it if I have, so I guess I'll be doing it now! Thanks again.

[foxedfolios]

Nice tag Kelly. Regarding the books behind Hannah at Hannah's Books, she made a very "revealing" video about that a while back - I highly recommend it! 😁😬

[theaelizabet]

Red Comet is amazing—my top nonfiction book of 2020. I look forward to hearing thoughts from either of you.

[josmith]

Should I assume your fiction is alphabetical? I was once told that’s the only way to have your books (I don’t🤫)

[pjreads]

I read and reread The Women's Room in the 70s and 80s. It was very important to me then. I may reread it to see what it means in today's culture.

[CourtneyFerriter]

Thanks for the tag, Kelly! I will try to do this one next week. I'm sure I don't own as many books as you and Jason, but this is a good excuse to inventory all my books. 🙂

[BookishNorth]

Loved learning a bit more about your library. This is a great tag for allowing me to be nosy.

[GuiltyFeat]

This may be my favourite tag. I love hearing people talk about their book collections and book filing choices. Thanks for this!