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6 bookshelves, some 2 layers deep. Lotsa books. I wonder if people think that it's strange when they visit... because I think it's strange to go into a house with no books visible. Anyone else feel that way?
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:lol: Considering that I live in a tinyhouse, I would say about 500+! And no they are not all on one book shelf.
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I wish to own a collection of physical books in the future. For now, I only read digital books, i.e. ebooks and pdfs, from the internet and other reading sites like Wattpad. Physical books in my country are not affordable, expensive to be honest. 😅
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Thousands. Most are used paperbacks. But I also have about 400 free kindle and books to review as well...convenient for travel.
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right around 400
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Post by Susann Heidy Castro Garnica »

Printed books, the inventory is goes up to 927 books. but in digital format, a little bit over 5.000. This is why I'm so out of touch with current books, I hardly ever buy books anymore.
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Yes, when I walk into someone's home and see no books at all I am taken aback. I kind of just assume everyone reads SOMETHING but then I'm reminded that a lot of people don't read and are definitely not as interested in reading as I am.
Scott Fling wrote: 15 Dec 2022, 06:52 6 bookshelves, some 2 layers deep. Lotsa books. I wonder if people think that it's strange when they visit... because I think it's strange to go into a house with no books visible. Anyone else feel that way?
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I used to have quite a big collection which I have had to leave behind each time we moved. Now, I have very few books.. about close to 20. There rest, close to 100 belong to my daughters.
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Gosh, I have no idea. I’ve become a little ridiculous about the books. I have as many bookshelves as will fit in my apartment and I still don’t always have enough room for new books. Yes, there are books I could get rid of to make room for my favorites. I just hate getting rid of good books!
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Post by Alissa Nesson »

j2page1 wrote: 13 Aug 2008, 16:09 right around 400, moving is a pain
Seriously! Moving with this many books is what really scares me!
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