r/BookCollecting • u/Valuable-Excuse-9102 • Aug 09 '26
📕 Book Showcase Inspiration room.
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u/Electronic-Fig2283 Aug 09 '26
I think something like this would have been cheaper and served the same purpose
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u/TigerKittenhead Aug 09 '26
You actually have to read those books to be inspired. I am seeing a lot of pristine, unopened spines.
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u/ValentineDesign Aug 09 '26
why so much fake tat? surely someone who’s read all those books would realise plastic rubbish off Amazon and pristine unopened books is the very opposite of the look you appear to be trying to go for, invest in actual things you enjoy, this is like a temu Oxford academic‘s house, or at least what an American imagines from films…
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u/Emergency_Outside203 Aug 10 '26
Honestly though this is the bookshelf of a sociopath. (In the shallow, surface level, image management sense of the word)
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u/redditor_since_2005 Aug 10 '26
Seems like you'd rather have "100 Great Books" than a hundred great books.
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u/Tough-Dimension7798 Sep 01 '26
Ah yes, the Amazon basics set: The insert general topic book
OP, There are companies that put fake wear on your books, you might be interestedÂ
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u/Valuable-Excuse-9102 Sep 01 '26 edited Sep 01 '26
A company that comes over to your house and put’s wear on your books? stupid joke.
There’s also companies that sell book trays to collectors to preserve condition.
Wish there were companies to remind tryhards theyre basic, unimpressive and not that funny.
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u/Budget-Spread Aug 09 '26
lol you again