Shelving Problems

 GREETINGS STACK WORMS!!!!!!!!!!!!


My shelves are in complete chaos!!! Aaaand I hate it. I decided to try something new to conserve space. Paperbacks by size and double stacked, it worked for three shelves, then I ran out of Mass paperback. Then the taller paperbacks fucked it up by not having a uniform size! 

Plus, my girlfriend handed me the paperbacks out of alphabetical order. I'm not going to be able to find anything. I could do it over again, but then that would mess up all the hard work she did matching the sizes. I'd feel bad. 

I still have a few that I need to shelves but I think they will fit. Then I'm moving on to hardbacks. I'm going to them the usual way and see how much space I got. If I need more I'll stack. 

I usually organize my shelf by genre and then alphabetically. Unelss, it's comics then I do those by title. 


I did get some books in: 

- Gwen, in Green by Hugh Zachary

- Godzilla world of Monsters

- Beasts of Prey by Ayana Gray (Fairyloot edition) 

- Once Upon a Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber (Barnes and Noble Special edition) (also damaged) 

- Defy the Night by Brigid Kemmerer (Fairyloot edition)


Happy Oktober! The spooky season has finally begun!! Toodles! 


-Bug

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