Too Many Books...? Never.

     As I moved back into school on Friday I realized I needed to send home some things that I don't currently need in my room that would become a nuisance when packing to move out at the end of the semester. Besides clothes that I don't really wear, I basically sent home bags upon bags of books. I've gotten the opportunity to collect so many books between classes and library sales and whatnot that a whole shelf in my closet was so overly cluttered. My bedroom at home has only two shelves in it, so the floors are scattered with lopsided towers of novels and plays. Now, some people might think to donate their books when they had that many, or maybe they would move them into another room to put on separate bookshelves, but not me. I will not rest until I have my own home with my fantasy bookshelves/library. I can't be the only book lover that dreams up their own personal, beautiful, majestic library in their home. I just stalk websites with pictures of such libraries like it's my job, and I figured I would share some fabulous pictures with you all.

     Now, if I could just own a library, or live in one, I totally would. But a home library like this is the nest best thing. I want to have all of the books I have collected my whole life so that my whole family would be able to enjoy the books at all ages. It's a total dork fantasy of mine, but one I think about every time I add another book to the piles. I really hope I am able to make reading time before bed almost every night this semester so I can enjoy a few books for fun since I was unfortunately unable to read ANY last semester. City of Bones by Cassandra Clare is next and then hopefully the books following it in the Mortal Instruments series as well as the books coming out this year that have been on my "To Read" list for almost a year now! 

     If you have any other cool pictures you've found of amazing home libraries feel free to share! If you have a question about any books or anything, let me know! Hope you enjoyed!

                                        Sincerely, 

                    Spenser Lee & Simply Lovely Lit