A week or so ago, I discovered this Little Free Library box in a park near where I live. Dunno how long it was there before I found it, but it looked cool. 😁 So the other day I took some photos of it. Enjoy!
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Here’s my entry for this week’s Fun Foto Challenge! Enjoy! 🙂
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Here’s my entry for this week’s Fun Foto Challenge, and what better way for me to explore the theme then with current photos of the contents of my bookshelf?
And here are some pics of the Free Comic Book day event at my local library.
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I’ll just put these here… 😉
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Just what the title says. This is kinda-sorta a sequel to my Paperback Book Day post, showing off more of my bookshelf.
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Making an entry for Jennifer’s Today Is challenge today, and I can never pass up a chance to show off some of the books I have! 😀
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By what I’m going to assume is sheer coincidence 🙂 , this week’s OWPC and Travel Theme challenges both have a book theme. So here’s my entry for both, showing off my bookshelves.
As you can see, not all of the shelf space is dedicated to books. There’s quite a few geeky collectibles on display.
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After not having done one in a while, I decided to respond to this week’s Share Your World.
And here we go! 🙂
Do you prefer reading coffee table books (picture), biographies, fiction, non-fiction, educational?
Why tell you my preferences when I can show you? 😉
UPDATE: Want to find out more books I’ve read? Check out my Goodreads profile!
What is your biggest fear or phobia? (no photos please)
Pass.
What is your favorite cheese?
It’s a toss-up between mozzarella and provolone. 😉
What is your favorite month of the year?
I dunno. 😛
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