I didn’t finish any books this week aside from further reading in Managing Projects in Organizations by J.D. Frame…you guessed it, one of my University reading. I also started Running on Empty by a runner dude who’s name escapes me currently. But in keeping with the book theme, Canada Writes posed an interested question:
What does your bookshelf say about your personality?
What can we tell about you just by looking at how you arrange your books? Here are some personality types we have discovered by peering into our friends’ and families’ bookshelves. Hover over the question mark in each photo to see if any of them are you.

When I read paper books, all my books were stacked – some still are. I didn’t love them like I love my eReader shelf. My eReader has a shelf for books I am reading, books I want to read, books I read (why can I just not delete books I have already read? I have no idea…it feels wrong) University PDFs and Text books (all arranged according to class). I have 2 different running sections, one for running books, and one for running maps and articles. I have my piano music on one shelf and cooks books on another. I read WAY MORE than I use to. Yet I love to browse books stores.
I don’t get it. Perhaps it is because the world is in transition from paper books to digital copies. Either way, I love books…Which reader are you?
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This reminded me of a friend who wants to appear highly intellectual and has a beautiful stocked library ..but does not read any of its books. …just but many recommended books just for showing….lol….ask him about any of the books…he just quickly change the subject….
lol Look at what he is missing out on!!! READ PEOPLE!!
I called him the intellectual idiot …lol
I’m a librarian, only without the frumpy clothes, glasses perched on the nose, and hair up in a bun.
I want to read as much as you!!! I guess that will be my next big goal.
This is where I think about google glass while running 😉
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