Bookshelf Reorganization 

I wouldn't have thought your set up could look much nicer but it's even more amazing now! 😃I gather from what you said during the video that these shelves are restricted to books you have read. That really adds to the sense of self expression involved when they are all books that you have imbibed and have in a way become a part of you. So it makes so much sense that you would take the care to deck it out with things you enjoy. It's a genuine work of art. I especially enjoyed the big ring of keys. They are so mysterious to me, I want to believe they actually go to some huge lock, but also can't help but think they must be purely decorative. 😁And your fairy in the glass cuboid, I have a very similar rectangular glass prism that I got from my oldest friend from Japan inhabited by an Asian dragon surrounded by wispy stylized clouds. It is so richly detailed down to the tiny scales, coiling around filling out most of the space. I love it. It makes me suspect the fairy must look really great up close. I also like how you stack some of your series. It add variety and is space efficient all at the same time. As for my set up, it's the most boring thing in the world. Since the Japanese version of the mass market paperback has got to be the tiniest standardized book in the entire world, I just use media shelves as book shelves. They are very shallow, but if you have short books, you can really make a lot of columns since the shelves are so thin. Also, on my regular book shelves I keep the bindings up to the front edge of the shelves so they are all in a smooth line. Which I just think looks nice, but there is no room for decorations. I don't really collect figures and stuff, but I do have a few things like postcards that came with a book and such that I think look nice that I rest on the top of my media shelves. My second favorite decoration is a large quartz crystal. I got it from my great grandmother who collected rocks. It is so big that it could have been used to heal the Dark Crystal. I don't organize my books other than keeping series together. And even that is hard since I have a lot of manga. I have so many series where I have several volumes shelved with new volumes that are getting stacked on the floor. 😅I'm due for a new shelf. 🙃 I'm right in the middle of rereading LotR and I'm loving it. 🧝Thanks for the fun video! Looking forward to more.

I'm seeing Heaven Official's Blessing in the background (it's also in my shelf) 😍

You have an impressive collection 🧝, thank yo for sharing it with everyone. Personally I organize by genres and publication companies {as they tend to have similar covers}, followed by names of authors {not alphabetically}.

I love reorganizing my bookshelves too! I love how you decorate yours :)

Your book shelves look great😃

Love your channel I really enjoy it

Well done, Aubrey. That was a very satisfying watch. I love how you take such care of each book, and also your precision when re-shelving. I got so excited when you placed that first book on your new shelf! Are the books on the floor your TBR? I want to live in your library room. Let me just grab this cot I have....... 🧝‍♀ 🧝 🧝‍♂ My book shelves are very loosely organized by the height of the book, but I do have all of my expensive collectors editions together, all of my Penguin black spines together, all of my art books together, and all of my Persephone books together. My current reads are in my bedroom on my nightstand (with my Kindle), and my Folio Society Editions are on a dresser in my bedroom as well, with the cutest black cat bookends. So glad I watched to the very, very end because of the sweet little cats. You can't have a library without cats.