B is for Books
I love collecting books.
I have a wide variety of books in my home, and also in the old house
that I am struggling to sort and eliminate due to cramped conditions in my new
home.
My favorite books are those that color my world. My art books have brilliant colors and a wide
variety of techniques from commercial
artists, as well as the masters. I am
in the process of sorting through them, and sharing them with others who love
art books. This is as difficult for me
as giving away my dogs or my children.
Unless I build on a library to my home, I have to do it.
Sharing top billing for favorites are my writing books. I have how to books for fiction, poetry, song
writing, copywriting, editing, grammar and punctuation, novel writing, crime novel
writing, humor writing. I use these
books frequently in my writing craft.
Bible study books are high on the list, too. I have several Bibles, some are the standard
KJV, Catholic Bibles, and Max Lucado Story Bibles, as well as children’s
Bibles. I have books on how to study the
Bible, books on grieving and praying. I
have the entire series of the Left Behind novels by Tim LaHaye and Jerry
Jenkins. Some of these I have duplicates.
I have many of my nursing textbooks, also those of my
daughters’ from their time in school. I
take several nursing magazines. I have books on medications, both over the
counter and prescription medications.
There is a large section in my library of history books and
photo journals. I use some of these as research material for my novels and
stories. I have books of the history of Clifton ,
and other nearby towns. There are
dictionaries, thesauruses, grammar and punctuation, chemistry, photo books of
dogs and horses and cats.
I also have quite a few fiction books. Romance novels, historical romances,
contemporary romances, mysteries, thrillers, and many others.
My office is full of bookcases, but even so, I have boxes of
books. If my house ever catches fire, it
will be like a tinder box. I have given
many books away, especially the older fiction books that I probably would never
get the chance to read.
If you ever find yourself needing something to read, give me
a call. I’ve probably got it.
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