I know, I know. It's soooo pretty. It transforms your shelves into a visual feast. There is cohesion. But what do you do if you have too many black books and a few reds and oranges? How do you find an author? And what do you do if you own these lovely collections?
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| Penguin Classics |
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| Leather-bound classics |
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| Puffin Classics for Young Readers |
Seriously, it would be wrong to break them up.
I am so in love with these Juniper Books, which are on sale now over at One Kings Lane, a beautifully curated shop of stuff for the home that I subscribe to. I also saw that Daphne Paez must also be a subscriber because she blogged about it. Such gorgeous books! They're very expensive, too. And as someone who buys books from Amazon, I know that books are heavy and thus costly to ship. But these would look really nice on our shelves!
National Book Store, Fully Booked, care to bring them in?
*library photos from Apartment Therapy; Juniper Books images from One Kings Lane
I've seen some in Fully Booked. And more than just fascination, I can only let out two words: Hay!!! Love!!!
ReplyDeleteI collect the cloth-bound Penguin Classics, and I got a few Puffins. I bought them on Amazon whenever they're on a low price -- about $11. I don't have the heart to read them, nakadisplay lang. Baka masira. LOL. I wish that someone would do something similar to Filipino classics like Noli and El Fili. Wouldn't that be awesome?
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