I'd had Ikea particle board bookshelves and hand-me-down-from-friends bookshelves and dumpster-dive bookshelves and back-of-the-thrift store bookshelves.
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BALTIMORE — He assembled the crib and mounted the bookshelves.
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And it'll be on people's bookshelves for a long time.
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And the book itself is a staple of kindergarten bookshelves.
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It consists of little more than a bed and bookshelves.
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He wears a white robe, and is surrounded by bookshelves.
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It also carried a small selection of furniture like bookshelves.
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Then he sees that our bookshelves are not well organized.
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The living room has a working fireplace with flanking bookshelves.
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I've built bookshelves, and every year I paint my classroom.
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Not to mention the two bookshelves, also smothered with books.
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Bookshelves have shed their books and now hold art supplies.
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Strange doesn't hit bookshelves until September 2016 (the mystery lives on!).
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Near the spare bedroom were bookshelves teeming with mass-market paperbacks.
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Behind his desk, bookshelves are stacked with accounts of world affairs.
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Bookshelves were everywhere — they even run up the vertiginous back staircase.
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He'd knock over entire bookshelves; throw chairs; throw objects at me.
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We have electronic books now, so we don't need bookshelves anymore.
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Which books might we be surprised to find on your bookshelves?
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The double-sized living room has beams, bookshelves and two fireplaces.
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What book might people be surprised to find on your bookshelves?
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The transparency extends to an adjacent library with built-in bookshelves.
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The Kunstmans renovated the fireplace and bookshelves in the living room.
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What books might we be surprised to find on your bookshelves?
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There are bookshelves containing one or two books guarded by broken glass.
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I bought the faux sheepskins and the spice-rack bookshelves from there.
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A catwalk encircling the upper level is a library lined with bookshelves.
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Every chair was full; people lined up along the bookshelves Monday evening.
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Our grown-up bookshelves (and vanities) could use a little Disney magic.
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How many takes will it take to kill the backwards bookshelves trend?
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Kendrick's funny new memoir, titled Scrappy Little Nobody, hits bookshelves November 15.
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PS, I Love You, Ahern's debut novel, first hit bookshelves in 2004.
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The office loft, over the kitchen, has extensive custom built-in bookshelves.
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These industrial bookshelves can hold all of your favorite novels and trinkets.
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Once, while avoiding writing my book, I decided to colorize my bookshelves.
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Melvil Dewey would faint in horror at the sight of my bookshelves.
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She also designed built-in bookshelves in the living and dining rooms.
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A breakfast nook includes a banquette and built-in cabinet and bookshelves.
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We have been with you, in your textbooks, your bookshelves, all along.
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Additionally back inside, bookshelves are stocked with classics and available to guests.
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Beyond is a living room with another fireplace and built-in bookshelves.
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The adjacent library is lined in bookshelves and decorated with stained glass.
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And the bookshelves — lined with scripts, plays and monologues — were dusted off.
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I then started drawing friend's books as they lay on their bookshelves.
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A 3-piece set Umbra Conceal Floating Bookshelves, available on Amazon, $29.99Even though you can't use the spell leviosa to make your giftee's books float in the air, you can use Umbra's floating bookshelves to achieve a similar effect.
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Read more:I turned Ikea picture ledges into cute floating bookshelves for my daughter.
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Have bookshelves built in or use a pair of more affordable freestanding ones.
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In common areas at the firm's offices, there are TVs, couches and bookshelves.
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The bookshelves are loaded with books, and the buildings are full of amenities.
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It's black women's braless breasts bouncing in hallways lined with bookshelves and brocade.
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As an adult, he stacked bookshelves from floor to ceiling in his home.
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An atrium floods natural light over seemingly endless rows of low, white bookshelves.
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Several different publishers are rushing competing versions of the report out to bookshelves.
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However, we've already reserved a spot on our bookshelves for when it's ready.
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But we'll leave an empty spot on our bookshelves just to be safe.
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The extensive built-ins range from bookshelves and couches ... ... to chairs and desks.
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Susan Fowler's forthcoming memoir, titled "Whistleblower," is scheduled to hit bookshelves March 2020.
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Jadelyn's Barbie doll accessories are stashed on the bookshelves in the living room.
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There is even a smoking room with blue-patterned walls and two bookshelves.
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Line your office bookshelves with the best, most erudite business books out there.
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Just stole it off my parents' bookshelves and could not believe my eyes.
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The apartment had a large kitchen, a walk-in closet and bookshelves galore.
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For our updated bookshelves, I envisioned black female characters in many different roles.
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Karamo: My Story of Embracing Purpose, Healing, and Hope hits bookshelves on March 5.
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On teacher Instagram, perfectly organized bookshelves and color-coded storage bins get you fans.
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Bookshelves have been surprisingly good for me, but they hold tangible benefits for everyone.
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Bay windows, built-in bookshelves, and swoon-worthy moldings give it an inimitable charm.
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Bookshelves swing back to reveal hidden, lofted beds where the shop's workers can sleep.
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Binders were stacked on end in a series of sagging bookshelves lining the walls.
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In 2098, books and the bookshelves that held them were relics from the past.
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Karamo: My Story of Embracing Purpose, Healing, and Hope hits bookshelves on March 5.
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The four bookshelves ordered from Amazon were fulfilled by three different third-party sellers.
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But upstairs, in the stuffy courtrooms lined with old bookshelves, the heat is palpable.
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Naturally you'll run home and make sure your bookshelves are secured to the wall.
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It's colored by murals, dotted with framed paintings, well-stocked bookshelves in each corner.
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These will be hitting bookshelves in July, but can be pre-ordered online now.
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Other customers mention that they use them for decor on bookshelves or for Halloween.
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It has built-in bookshelves and a screened porch that were installed by Bishop.
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He took the living room for himself and put up bookshelves as a divider.
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Massive bookshelves and plenty of plants break up the loft's largely open floor plan.
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I have bookshelves for my subject areas: Winston Churchill, John Kennedy, happiness, and habits.
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We want a new alternative on the bookshelves for Arabic literature and children's books.
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It's colored by murals, dotted with framed paintings, well-stocked bookshelves in each corner.
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If this were my own tiny house, they definitely would be serving as bookshelves.
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The many built-ins designed by Wright include sofas, oak bookshelves and kitchen cabinets.
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In the living room, plywood serves as bookshelves, a drop ceiling and floor panels.
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The bookshelves are stocked with books ranging from favorite artists to poetry for inspiration.
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An adjoining library includes original built-in bookshelves and cabinets, with an attached sunroom.
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I've seen many dressed up like treehouses or castles with cardboard turrets topping bookshelves.
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The stories of these charismatic 16th-century royals have long had our bookshelves groaning.
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To the right is a library with built-in bookshelves and a stone fireplace.
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Was that just far too exciting to be paired with shopping for bookshelves and lamps?
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We had the same blown-glass ashtray and the same bookshelves as Valery Legasov's apartment.
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Recently I've seen photos of people on social media who organize their bookshelves by color.
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The lively walls and bookshelves (a guide for hosts recommends accentuating "personality, not personal items").
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Aly Raisman's Autobiography Fierce Hits Bookshelves Today Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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This library would fit right in, with its intricate spiral staircase and multilevel cherry bookshelves.
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Bachelor Nation, will arrive on bookshelves March 6, the day after the Bachelor finale episode.
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They've already made a difference: Sidney's school worked to diversify the literature on its bookshelves.
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Crowded bookshelves, a couch, a large coffee table, chairs, and kitchen accessories furnish rough amenity.
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Though it's tiny, the cabin includes a small kitchen area, windows, bookshelves, and a couch.
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A mezzanine hallway with built-in bookshelves overlooks the living room and connects the bedrooms.
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Rank-and-file tech workers frequently have more than one Stoic text on their bookshelves.
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The fireplace is trimmed in the same wood, as are the two walls of bookshelves.
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Bookshelves crashed to the floor, and the china in the kitchen spilled out of closets.
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In 1993, the "Gabler Edition" of "Ulysses," a bright red tome, appeared on the bookshelves.
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It is gathering dust on bookshelves in local libraries and government offices in Timor-Leste.
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Jeffers' illustrations of rocket ships, moon-faced children, and dissident crayons march across bookshelves worldwide.
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The rectangular, 1,350-square-foot space had a lofted sleeping area and built-in bookshelves.
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On the far left of the space is a fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves.
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There was also a beautiful wall of bookshelves, a working fireplace and four bright exposures.
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"Lose the bookshelves," advised one real estate agent, when we decided to sell the place.
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He has some ideas for remodeling, but is partial to the bookshelves and library ladder.
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New on bookshelves: An intimate look at the hip-hop pioneers A Tribe Called Quest.
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There's nothing left on the bookshelves, in the closets, under the sink, in the fridge.
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The rapper penned his first cookbook, From Crook to Cook, which hit bookshelves on Oct. 23.
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Of course, Trump failed to block the book, and its explosive allegations, from hitting bookshelves Friday.
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The team built spiraling bookshelves that moved with them to a new, subterranean location in 21990.
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Marina wants to sit near bookshelves showcasing old Marilyn Monroe biographies, Hollywood Babylon, and Prozac Nation.
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Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America's Favorite Guilty Pleasure arrives on bookshelves on March 6.
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Those logs now form the cabin's walls — and the gaps between them form the bookshelves inside.
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We're counting down the days until it hits bookshelves and e-readers on November 7, 2017.
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It's a cluttered space, full of schematics, reports, maps, and paperwork overflowing from bookshelves and cabinets.
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The tensions deepened as Woodward's "Fear: Trump in the White House" officially hit bookshelves on Tuesday.
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Bookshelves mounted to the wall displayed books like works of art with their covers facing out.
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I'd find full bowls of cereal left around the house, on bookshelves or the fireplace mantel.
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My house has four bookshelves in it, and I want to fill them all with books.
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A reader, flaneusing along the bookshelves, will find in it some of the pleasures of each.
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World Market: Select sofas, chairs, accent tables, bookshelves, headboards and cabinets; Up to 33% off outdoor furniture.
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We tend to associate globes with musty wooden bookshelves or that one geography teacher in high school.
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The system would also analyze reader libraries to offer up recommendations based on what's on those bookshelves.
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Above the great room is a loft with an office with built-in bookshelves and clerestory windows.
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So clear out your bookshelves or your bedside table, because there's a lot to make room for.
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That includes bolting bookshelves to walls, securing wall-mounted televisions and protecting valuable glassware or other breakables.
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Artists often didn't paint bookshelves at all, instead filling screens with objects awkwardly stacked atop each other.
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One of the oldest climbing vertebrates known, so it might get onto your bookshelves and the like.
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This color-coding idea can also be applied to bookshelves, gallery walls, and pretty much anything else.
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The walls were lined with bookshelves and framed artworks, and musical instruments were scattered about on stands.
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The bookshelves and books together form "The Last Library," a continuing collaboration with the artist Douglas Paulson.
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The bookshelves are lined with some Hulu mementos and awards and some of my favorite business books.
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The master bedroom is at the end of an oak-paneled hallway lined with bookshelves and cabinets.
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As with much else in the Soviet Union, there was not too much choice on children's bookshelves.
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Mr. Bernstein likes bare walls, so family photos and souvenirs are displayed in nooks on the bookshelves.
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YESSSSSS The Bettencourters were well read in various directions; that's what their bookshelves said about them, anyway.
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In Paris's classroom, Arnold crouched down next to the boy, in the narrow space between the bookshelves.
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This room is connected to a library with period built-in bookshelves and a pair of fireplaces.
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In the past year or two, a fresh wave of must-avoid prescribables have flooded the bookshelves.
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Mr. Assange had an office equipped with a bed, sunlamp, phone, computer, kitchenette, shower, treadmill and bookshelves.
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The large upstairs living room has built-in bookshelves and large sliding doors opening onto a terrace.
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The living room is to one side, open to a den with glossy blue built-in bookshelves.
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An underlined copy of "Absalom, Absalom!" is on his office bookshelves, along with Shakespeare and the Bible.
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The Stone Nearly 50 years ago, Guy Debord's "The Society of the Spectacle" reached bookshelves in France.
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Dewan's book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day, hits bookshelves on Oct. 22.
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Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves lined two walls, volumes at the top reachable via a rolling library ladder.
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The focal point of the room is a travertine fireplace, with built-in bookshelves on either side.
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I was actually thrilled when my 18-month-old already had more books than I had bookshelves.
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Six big books out this week Margaret Atwood's "Handmaid's Tale" sequel "The Testaments" hits bookshelves on Tuesday.
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Other students pushed bookshelves against doors and covered windows with paper to avoid anyone from seeing inside.
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The interior is largely original, with hardwood floors, plaster walls and built-in cupboards and bookshelves throughout.
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A wall of built-in bookshelves includes a window with diamond muntins above an upholstered window seat.
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So we ended up getting these very narrow, low bookshelves from IKEA for $30 and it looks awesome.
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You can then fill out your two bookshelves — "read" and "to read" — with books, by searching for titles.
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The family kept a small collection of religious texts on their bookshelves, as well as four prayer rugs.
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Choo especially loves reading in the library, which overlooks the pool and is lined with built-in bookshelves.
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You'll have to climb a ladder up to the top of the bookshelves, where the bed is located.
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Instead, he sat down and began writing a book, "Zucked," which hits bookshelves, both real and virtual, today.
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Using a couple of bookshelves to partition off a corner of the office wasn't going to cut it.
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There were large leather couches surrounded by bookshelves that looked like something out of an Insta-blogger's dreams.
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Evans' upcoming memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, hits bookshelves July 25.
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In Cambridge the route cuts through Victorian terraces housing academics, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves glimpsed through bay windows.
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Some 700,20043 copies of it encumber the bookshelves of MBA students, investors and chief executives around the globe.
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Also on the first floor is a south-facing sunroom with low built-in bookshelves lining the perimeter.
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Nearby is a bright-green wall of bookshelves by Piero Lissoni lined with African art and other artifacts.
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The War Outside doesn't hit bookshelves until Fall 2018, but Mashable has an exclusive peek at the book.
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Our bookshelves, on the other hand, were largely denuded, save for the odd antler fragment or coffee mug.
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In Russia these days, there is no lack of choice on the bookshelves, and fewer people read Lear.
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Stock your bookshelves now; they're so good, you just might forget all of the bad stuff about 2017.
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He, of course, has continued to live immortally on our bookshelves since his passing in September of 1991.
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I'm betting the Bettencourters don't have many, or maybe even any, books by female authors on their bookshelves.
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The living room contains the original (currently nonfunctioning) stone fireplace, painted white and flanked by built-in bookshelves.
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She loved the living room, with its enormous entertainment center — a television surrounded by a wall of bookshelves.
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To the left of the entrance is a room with an exposed brick wall and built-in bookshelves.
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And the living room bookshelves (wood, with aluminum standards) are from a company that makes laboratory storage components.
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This week I've invited the writer Eliza McGraw to teach us all how to clean up our bookshelves.
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The living room also has a bay window, built-in bookshelves and operable glass transoms over the doorways.
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He has organized their voluminous collection of records, DVDs, CDs and piano music into bookshelves near the entryway.
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Upstairs, a large second-floor landing surrounds the stairwell and includes a sitting nook with built-in bookshelves.
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The second bedroom has built-in bookshelves and French doors to a patio in front of the house.
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Up the elevator on the 13th floor was Stephens, who sat beneath empty bookshelves in his new office.
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The wood-burning brick fireplace is flanked by square, glass-fronted bookshelves, each with an adjacent window seat.
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It contains 167 million items and 838 miles of bookshelves, and it adds 12,000 articles of history daily.
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"William Wegman: Being Human" ($25, Chronicle Books) is available for preorder now, and on bookshelves beginning Oct. 3rd.
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Dystopian fiction is making a comeback on bookshelves and now it's having a moment in the theater, too.
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They left immediately, abandoning the grand piano, the bookshelves, and the table in the middle of the room.
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Many cookbooks that celebrate the cuisine of a city, country or swath of the world line my bookshelves.
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Seemingly small changes -- the latest robot is several inches shorter -- have allowed Amazon to make its bookshelves bigger.
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Most evenings he pushes the rolling bookshelves to the back and hosts popular jazz concerts and poetry readings.
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Her new wellness book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day, hits bookshelves on Oct.
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The adjacent family room has a coffered ceiling, wall paneling and bookshelves with a distressed off-white-painted finish.
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Helaina Hovitz was in 29th grade science class when a loud boom shook the bookshelves at 211:113 a.m.
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The bookshelves in his office are stuffed with works of history, biographies and the latest titles with big ideas.
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It is based on Darcey Bell's novel of the same name, which arrived on bookshelves in March of 2017.
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Instead of the bookshelves, columns, and curtains meant to give other presidential portraits imperial gravitas, he sits amid greenery.
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While tidying my bookshelves the other day, the first romance novel I ever read came tumbling to the floor.
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Since Shea's tweets, Heidi has received more than 300 books, a desk, a chair, bookshelves and new art supplies.
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Our Shoes, Our Selves: 40 Women, 40 Stories, 40 Pairs of Shoes will be hitting bookshelves in April 2019.
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Bookshelves were knocked over, coin jars were emptied on the floor, and flower petals picked off of every plant.
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To buoy our spirits and bolster our minds after Sunday's tragedy in Florida, we've been looking to our bookshelves.
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As Bon Appétit put it, it's a "permanent fixture" on the bookshelves of many who work for the magazine.
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Beyond is a family room with another fireplace in a wall with a built-in media center and bookshelves.
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A wall of built-in bookshelves was added to the room on the right, currently used as an office.
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A small den that could be used as a bedroom has a built-in sofa, bookshelves and wall cabinet.
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A second bedroom on this level with oak floors and built-in bookshelves is currently used as an office.
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I build hundreds of tables and bookshelves and cabinets each year, taking pride in crafting something stable and sturdy.
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Aside from my easel, desk, and bookshelves, there are a plethora of beds for the cats and many toys.
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ARTS An article on Thursday about bookshelves as a design staple misstated the surname of a used-book seller.
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The second-floor landing has a bonus space with built-in bookshelves that could be used as a study.
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Another studio, on the Upper East Side, had a brick wall, built-in bookshelves and a sunken living room.
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The midcentury-modern layout includes a living room with a cathedral ceiling, brick fireplace wall and built-in bookshelves.
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Beyond the dining room is a den with built-in bookshelves and cabinetry and direct access to the street.
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Bookshelves showcase large, complicated Lego models built by the boys, who apparently have inherited their parents' knack for construction.
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That was just a gateway drug of sorts, leading him next to bookshelves and ultimately to a favorite work.
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The books hit bookshelves every four years, usually long before historians and writers of nonfiction for adults weigh in.
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Dystopian fiction has been making a comeback on bookshelves, and now it's having a moment in the theater, too.
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Their typical "Millie's Reading Corner" includes three bookshelves with between 400 and 600 new books in the local language.
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There are undoubtedly a couple of books strategically placed across the bookshelves, but they're pretty few and far between.
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There are two additional carpeted bedrooms and a room with built-in bookshelves currently used as a home office.
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Line your mantle or bookshelves, and don't store them away until at least February (please unplug when unattended, friends).
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At the other end, a double-height wall of built-in bookshelves anchors a library or family room area.
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Everyone, clear some space on your bookshelves – Emma Watson's feminist book club, Our Shared Shelf, has chosen its first book.
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She would read lifestyle magazines and stay inside to organize school bookshelves during recess when her classmates were outside playing.
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Power outlets are also usually located near your floor, next to large pieces of furniture like bookshelves, televisions, and couches.
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Just recently, scanning my bookshelves for volumes to purge, I came across a stack of greeting cards, mostly from friends.
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Kondo can be found on screens and bookshelves everywhere, making people decide whether or not their earthly possessions spark joy.
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Its large windows illuminate rows of bookshelves and a small anatomical model of the human brain on her coffee table.
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It's a recipe she also repeats in her dark-walled office, where color-coded bookshelves provide a playful bright spot.
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The cameras often are visible but can be hidden in stuffed animals, like a "nanny cam," or concealed in bookshelves.
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Built-in bookshelves were decorated with an Arkansas license plate, photographs of her children, and, for display, bottles of bourbon.
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So, put shortly, the captivating, blood-drenched fantasy drama will air prior to its source material being available on bookshelves.
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Ronan Farrow's newly released book, "Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators" hit bookshelves October 15.
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Another influence was John Cleland's "Fanny Hill: Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure," which I found on my father's bookshelves.
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I first encountered Sophie Calle on the bookshelves of my friend Alan, a photographer who knew her during this period.
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The finished day-lighted basement includes a carpeted family room with built-in bookshelves and a bathroom with a shower.
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She went searching through library bookshelves and 21982th-century newspapers and magazines, looking for information about the absent women writers.
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To the left of the front entrance is a wood-paneled study with matching wood shutters and built-in bookshelves.
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My dad had already shipped his books home, so he could display them proudly on his bookshelves like hallowed objects.
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One has bookshelves and is currently used as an art studio; the other is being used as a children's playroom.
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It was only in 1965, with six Paddington novels on the world's bookshelves, that he became a full-time writer.
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White pilasters rising at intervals set up a pleasing counterpoint to the walnut tracery of the bookshelves holding Neri's collection.
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They populate network television lineups, megachurch main stages, SiriusXM radio stations, Target bookshelves, and stadium events in every major city.
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The long living space, flanked by bedrooms on either side, is filled with overstuffed bookshelves and a collection of globes.
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Every wall seemed to be adorned with a Notekillers concert poster, and the group's record covers were mounted on bookshelves.
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Thankfully, the new year brings no shortage of exciting books in this space that deserve a spot on bookshelves everywhere.
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The high ceiling, black marble fireplace and the wall of bookshelves with a library ladder — just one plus after another.
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The entire place is maybe 25 feet across, and rows of bookshelves divide the space into two long, narrow aisles.
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A room that was formerly a fifth bedroom was converted into a den with a wall of built-in bookshelves.
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Rooney's books explore different economics than the decades of Irish misery that took over the bookshelves (think Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes).
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Because fans see the nickname everywhere from their bookshelves to their TV screens, many have long been curious about its origin.
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Meanwhile British politicos, whose bookshelves bulge with biographies of dead American presidents and boxsets of "The West Wing", crave American approval.
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The retailer already today sells things like small lockers and bookshelves that are also targeted toward the same business customer base.
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She recalls her panic at 25 when she glanced at her bookshelves and saw they were filled with books by men.
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Distributed access points on an integrated network create much less interference than an ad hoc dispersal of individual routers behind bookshelves.
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I knew immediately to exit a romantic situation when I saw that a potential partner had Ayn Rand on their bookshelves.
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But I followed Kondo's advice about only keeping those that fall into your personal Hall of Fame (four bookshelves for me).
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McNeil says this positive reaction has validated that she's not the only parent looking to increase representation on their children's bookshelves.
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Like the books in Ray Bradbury's masterful novel "Fahrenheit 451," it has been removed from the bookshelves of our collective memory.
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In better times, the dishes and mattresses and bookshelves stored here would've helped furnish a home for a newly arrived refugee.
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The larger main-level bedroom has three exposures and direct access to the backyard; the smaller bedroom has built-in bookshelves.
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Immediately to your left is a library with a peaked, beamed ceiling, built-in bookshelves and a stone wood-burning fireplace.
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Bookshelves line one wall of the square living room, which opens to a balcony with a hanging fireplace and a trellis.
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On the middle level is a living room with original wide-board floors and a fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves.
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Off the dining room is an office with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and a built-in corner desk and upper cabinets.
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He installed countless bookshelves and an infinity pool that allows him to swim naked after midnight before he goes to bed.
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Searching for a suitable answer, I raided my bookshelves and reread a pile of my favorite books from my teenage years.
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The walls are white, the dark wooden bookshelves are gone, and de Montebello's Louis XVI desk has become a side table.
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Edward Orloff represents a roster of buzzy writers, but he also builds bookshelves for some of New York's biggest literary stars.
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First, though, there are parental tears and Dafna and Michael's handsome, sparsely furnished apartment with its tidy bookshelves and modernist furniture.
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I regret to say that the other bookshelves in the house do not reflect a serious follow-up to those starts.
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One day, he had an epiphany at his home studio, where his latest piece stood on an easel beside full bookshelves.
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I looked around confused, half expecting a robed figure to hop out of one of the bookshelves filled with fantasy paperbacks.
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Your sophisticated older boyfriend has a mattress off the floor, probably some bookshelves, and can afford to take you for sushi.
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Richard E. Redding, a professor of psychology and education at Chapman University, analyzed 50 bestsellers from the self-help bookshelves in 2008.
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French doors to the left of the entrance open to a carpeted study with navy-blue walls and white built-in bookshelves.
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Not to mention, you'll have tons more room on your bookshelves now that you can store all your novels in one place.
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Stephenie Meyer's novel Breaking Dawn hit bookshelves in 250, followed only by a spinoff novella and last year's reimagining, Life and Death.
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There are crawl spaces behind the bookshelves and flat files, and a phalanx of banker's boxes stacked underneath the central work tables.
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" She adds, "From bookshelves to toy bins, every corner of his room offers something a little different for him to engage with.
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Tokyo's Lilliput Oval Saloon closed last year and now part its inventory of miniature books, bookshelves, and lecterns is headed to auction.
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The inside is a large rectangular space which accommodates bookshelves, an area for teenagers and children, public computers and a quiet room.
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Visit any Ikea, and you'll see hordes of 240-somethings milling through a vast maze of bed frames, bookshelves, tables, and lamps.
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A hallway leading from the common areas to the master suite has an office nook with a built-in desk and bookshelves.
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The center also includes a library with recycled juniper wood bookshelves and a bedroom for artists and curators who come for residencies.
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Tahir Qadiry, a local television executive who started it, has added racks for shoes, and plans to put up bookshelves as well.
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At one end is a newly renovated kitchen with a breakfast nook; at the other, a living room with built-in bookshelves.
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From the foyer, you enter a combined living and dining area with parquet floors, built-in bookshelves and a wood-burning fireplace.
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After a short ride in an elevator, I arrived in Mr. Rubin's home with its bookshelves lining floor to absurdly high ceiling.
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To the right is a living room with built-in oak bookshelves, a fireplace and a cozy seating area facing the sea.
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The library, which has built-in bookshelves and a mirrored Art Deco bar, retains its original exposed ceiling beams, Mr. Chancey said.
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The walls feature illustrations of furniture, including chairs and bookshelves, a fireplace, hanging art, and sconces, giving each room a distinct look.
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In an industrial park off the banks of the Abukuma, couches, bookshelves, desks and office chairs sat along roadsides, awaiting garbage pickup.
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To one side of the foyer is a living room with a fireplace that connects to a study with built-in bookshelves.
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The living area, at the front of the unit, has a fireplace set into a wall of built-in bookshelves and cabinets.
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The three bedrooms on the second floor include a master with maple built-in bookshelves and a vaulted ceiling pierced with windows.
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A "Fenty University" spectacle was held under the soaring ceilings, multileveled bookshelves and gilded rails of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, a.k.a.
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With its polished herringbone floors, wall-length bookshelves and sizable fireplace, the space makes a strong case for maintaining Old World elegance.
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Walking into the grand space, I was struck by the gorgeous wall hangings that rise above the bookshelves like giant imaginative windows.
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Another section of the room has a wall of built-in bookshelves that doubles as a partition for one of the bedrooms.
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In his new bedroom, he installed floor-to-ceiling bookshelves for the collection he inherited from his great-aunt Harriet Lane Levy.
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Beyond that is the family room, with its gas fireplace, built-in bookshelves and French doors leading out to the back garden.
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Mesa County Valley School District in Colorado issued an order to remove Jay Asher's 13 Reasons Why from school bookshelves on April 193.
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"The reason I started the project was by looking at people's bookshelves and thinking about what that taught me about them," Mount explained.
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Admit it: Like most of us, you love the voyeuristic thrill of browsing someone else's bookshelves, which tells you so much about them.
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With that in mind, we've rounded up some of the upcoming books that we're really excited to see on our bookshelves this year.
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The built-in bookshelves also double as storage for Thiessen, and are lined with plenty of cookbooks, design books, and framed family photos.
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The spacious living and family room are the stuff of dreams: The fireplace and built-in bookshelves have a decidedly welcoming, intimate feel.
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USA Today reported that Pence only makes a handful of appearances in "Fear: Trump in the White House," which hit bookshelves on Tuesday.
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One of the bedrooms is used as another living area, with walls of built-in bookshelves and French doors opening to the den.
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His floor-to-ceiling gray-painted bookshelves stand on either side of the desk and along a wall behind a comfortable leather couch.
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The $15,000-per-month two bedroom apartment is decorated with furniture provided by Wayfair, fresh flowers, trendy art pieces and carefully organized bookshelves.
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I'm becoming familiar with the rattle of their ceiling fans, the buttons of the couch where they sit, the titles on their bookshelves.
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The worker took my and Dan's hands and brought us to another area where dancers were moving between empty bookshelves placed upon sand.
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Some only have half their face showing and others have so much clutter behind them that all you do is peruse their bookshelves.
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On the left is a paneled living room with original beams, hardwood floors and a fireplace flanked by built-in cupboards and bookshelves.
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Next comes a bedroom, an office with a wall of built-in bookshelves and storage and then the entrance to the master suite.
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Are displays of books a way to signify knowledge, as books in still-life paintings did (and digital bookshelves on Facebook do today)?
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Morgan's private library is kitted out with three tiers of Circassian walnut bookshelves, under a vaulted ceiling painted with muses and zodiac signs.
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Thousands of ships have criss-crossed the oceans, noting the weather in handwritten logbooks that for decades sat forgotten in bookshelves and basements.
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To the right are the dining room, a family room and a bathroom outfitted with bookshelves (the owners call it "the library bathroom").
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I was probably about nine or 10 years old and remember realizing that books don't just magically appear on bookshelves — people write them.
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Ms. Li designed a playful kids' room with animal-shaped chairs and bookshelves shaped like a pirate ship and a twisting roller coaster.
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Engineers and automakers are already beginning to rethink the vehicle's interior, removing steering wheels, adding bookshelves, and positioning car seats to face one another.
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Upstairs is the library, a big room with a pool table that is ringed by dusty bookshelves and where you can get free popcorn.
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Pier 220: Up to 250% off all dining seating, canvas wall art, ottomans, desks, bookshelves, mosaics, and mother-of-pearl and capiz shell décor.
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Book five, A Dance with Dragons, hit bookshelves in July 2011 — mere months after the April 2011 premiere of Game of Thrones' first season.
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Wainscoting and built-in bookshelves went up along the walls, and the kitchen became crisply clean and light-filled, with a butcher-block countertop.
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It's hard to deny the immediate commercial appeal of backwards bookshelves — for one, it doesn't require book owners to organize rooms chromatically around them.
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A home office flanked by built-in bookshelves also sits in the middle of the house, offering outdoor views through floor-to-ceiling windows.
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I lived it, I saw it, my real life stories it will be on the bookshelves in September, but you can order it now.
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Crates of records, a tower of cassettes, bookshelves full of CDs, a hard drive stuffed with MP3s, and a couple dozen playlists on Spotify.
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Just outside of Paris, The Bookshelf House earns its name from the multipurpose bookshelves that separate rooms, hide old columns and became stair bannisters.
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His résumé includes radio and television receivers and cabinets, training brochures for military spies, elegantly tapered subway turnstiles and bookshelves with built-in stereos.
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The second floor contains two bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a den with a fireplace and a wall of built-in bookshelves.
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In her remarkable memoir, " Ordinary Light " (2015), Smith describes the bookshelves that her father had built in the hallway leading to her parents' bedroom.
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The bookshelves at UBS have three or four copies of each of the books featured in Kendall's email, which we've included in full below.
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Cats tend to sleep anywhere and everywhere they like, and they often repose in strange places like cardboard boxes or the top of bookshelves.
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Stairs are painted to look like bookshelves; bathroom tiles are printed with quotes from their favorite authors, like J. M. Barrie and Oscar Wilde.
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Paris was sitting alone in a corner between two bookshelves, making boats out of some sheets of paper that the teacher had given him.
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My house groans with thousands of books — novels, story collections, criticism — crammed into bookshelves on the first and second floor, and even into closets.
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Behind his desk a wall of bookshelves held the sports trophies he collects, among them signed Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Wilt Chamberlain basketballs.
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On St. Patrick's Day he gave a tour of the property, which also includes a garden and a gazebo lined with bookshelves and chairs.
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I know people who organize by color, and their bookshelves are gorgeous, but if I organized by color I would never find anything again.
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Forty years of archives are stored in dozens of flat, black boxes on custom hardwood bookshelves that rise from either side of the table.
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Beyond the sitting room is a drawing room paneled in pine, with built-in bookshelves and a stone fireplace with a carved pine surround.
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They have poured more than $50,000 of their own money into supporting the president, who smiles in photos on the bookshelves of their home.
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How many bookshelves can be filled with tomes on the audacious Ho Chi Minh, the slippery and shadowy Henry Kissinger, the overmatched Robert McNamara?
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With closet space at a premium, she has filled the four rows of bookshelves in the master bedroom with an impressive collection of shoes.
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As an author and lover of books, bookshelves have always acted as kinds of altars for me, even as they serve a functional purpose.
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"Divergent" by Veronica Roth was a standout story in the flood of dystopian-centered young adult novels that hit bookshelves in the last decade.
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So is a 23-by-16-foot game room with built-in speakers and bookshelves, and access to a kitchenette and a computer nook.
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In addition to the bookshelves storing these texts, there was possibly a wooden dais for the readings, lectures and discussions that took place daily.
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A spiral staircase inside a turret led visitors to a study, with large round windows and bookshelves full of first editions and vintage toys.
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A century ago, when the walls of this gallery space were lined with bookshelves, people visited to study, learn, and find answers to questions.
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" But as the snap of his living room, complete with 11-foot ceilings, a fireplace and custom bookshelves, says, "Someone will be very happy here.
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Unruly foliage resolves into orderly geometric shapes, swimming pools become swirling blue spirals, while rugs, bookshelves, and floorboards become pulsing arrangements within the larger scheme.
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With days to go until "Siege" hits bookshelves, news organizations will soon be faced with a predicament on how to report the book's explosive claims.
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Prep your home: Secure items that could slide or fall, like televisions or bookshelves, with straps, and keep them away from your designated safe space.
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World Market: Indoor Furniture Blowout: Save on select sofas, chairs, accent tables, bookshelves, headboards, cabinets and more; plus, save up to 60% off outdoor furniture.
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It belongs in school libraries, on teenagers' bookshelves (both girls and boys), and in the shopping cart of any adult who's ever been a teenager.
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When she's not reading or writing, she's reorganizing her bookshelves yet again and taking pictures of her dogs (and ones she meets on the subway).
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You also see clean eating on magazine covers and bookshelves—Clean Eating Made Simple, Clean Eats, Clean, and The Eat Clean Diet are all bestsellers.
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She and La Force agreed it would be fascinating to see the ideal bookshelves of certain people (not necessarily famous ones), so they began asking.
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It has nine bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, a gated courtyard, built-in bookshelves, and windows that span an entire wall in the family room, Today reports.
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This year saw the rest of the series hit bookshelves, continuing the story of the grumpy-but-good-hearted security android that calls itself Murderbot.
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World Market: Indoor Furniture Blowout: Save on select sofas, chairs, accent tables, bookshelves, headboards, cabinets and more; plus save up to 60% off outdoor furniture.
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After being dropped into an apartment scene, I was almost disturbed by my ability to read the spines of books on bookshelves several feet away.
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These in-betweener fictions, typically in the realm of 1583 pages (17,500 to 40,000 words, say authorities), have never been known to fly off bookshelves.
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French doors leading to the outside add a plethora of natural light, while gray built-in bookshelves offer extra storage for framed photographs and tchotchkes.
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As I write this, I have a stack of books on my desk, there's another on the dinner table, and I have three overflowing bookshelves.
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My room, stripped of posters and ephemera, seemed more like a cell than the home I'd woven together with thumb tacks, bookshelves, and Christmas lights.
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Escape games require you to rifle through drawers and rummage through bookshelves to find clues and act like a maniac in front of other people.
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This particular bookshelf is great because there are cabinets to hide things like printers and files but then open bookshelves to showcase books and collections.
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It's less than a week now until Harry Potter and the Cursed Child hits bookshelves, both real and virtual, at midnight on Sunday, July 31.
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When you look at it, note the span from cabinets on the right to bookshelves on the left—an impossible sweep for a camera lens.
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He converted an entire wall of bookshelves, using translucent plastic sheeting and fluorescent tubes, into a single big vertical light box, like a bulletin board.
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The Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia furnishes its 25th-floor library in a 1929-vintage building with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, binoculars and tufted leather chairs.
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Ms. Rich and her husband, Jonathan, bought the space in 2017 and outfitted it with vintage armchairs, bookshelves, rugs, lamps, even old TV-dinner trays.
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The master suite, which was created in the 1980s, has arched bookshelves, vigas and a bathroom with double sinks, a shower and an enclosed garden.
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On the left is a living room, followed by a den (or third bedroom) with a new built-in wall of bookshelves and a closet.
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The reading room, lined with two levels of bookshelves and huge arched windows overlooking Bryant Park, is one of the great spaces of New York.
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He told me he had made a lot of bookshelves in his life, and that his mother was an English teacher, and he loved books.
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As soon as I was aware of what was missing, I committed myself to filling our bookshelves with stories about smart, talented, strong black females.
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And in an era when tidying up is a life-changing philosophy, the desire for built-in bookshelves and nooks for small items is waning.
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She gave her input to the playwright Jack Thorne, who wrote the play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which arrived on bookshelves in 2016.
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The bookshelves in her small bedroom are already crammed, because while we were awaiting her birth, good friends hosted what they called Bubbe's Book Shower.
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Each wall of the library reading room at the New York Academy of Medicine is lined with tall wooden bookshelves holding leather-bound medical tomes.
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We also learned that the couple had reportedly decided to move in together which, in the celebrity world, involves a little more than just combining bookshelves.
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There's also a large family room that features a beamed, vaulted ceiling and a built-in for bookshelves and a TV nook running along one wall.
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Through color-coded storage bins, perfectly organized bookshelves, and bubble-lettered bulletin boards, these teachers find hordes of fans in both fellow teachers and nonteachers alike.
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Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest is hitting the bookshelves -- the NFL quarterback turned social activist announced he's writing a book breaking down his decision to kneel.
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It's hard to believe that the day is finally here, but the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child script will hit bookshelves on Sunday, July 31.
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Gianluigi Nuzzi&aposs "Original Sin: Secret Accounts, Hidden Truths, Blackmail and the Forces Blocking Pope Francis&apos Revolution" hits bookshelves in Italy and France on Nov.
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Let's be real here, there's no single list that will ever fully capture the magic, brilliance, and range of what Black women have brought to bookshelves.
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At first glance, LizaCam is your standard Bluetooth speaker dock, no different than the ones you routinely see on bookshelves, mantles, and tabletops the world over.
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The actress told People that she's even making sure the new home has "a lot of built-ins and bookshelves" to hold his books and records.
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There was no room for bookshelves, so in the absence of somewhere to permanently reside, books tended to transition through our house and around the scheme.
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Halpert often displayed these works among bookshelves and fireplaces in rooms that were warm and inviting, to help buyers imagine the pieces in their own homes.
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Two bookshelves faced off in the family study: Howe's mother's books, "almost all Irish," filled one, and her father's "histories and reference books" filled the other.
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When many of those students finally sit down for their first days of class, however, they may find their bookshelves empty, and the supply cabinets bare.
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Marlon Bundo is bouncing back to bookshelves, though there's no word on if he'll get a John Oliver-produced parody of his bunny adventures this time.
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The Trump administration is also grappling with fallout from Watergate journalist Bob Woodward's new book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," which hit bookshelves on Tuesday.
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Her second title, Nasty Galaxy, which is also the name of Nasty Gal's blog, hits bookshelves in October, though you can pre-order a copy now.
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A paneled room off the dining room has built-in bookshelves and an attached full bathroom, making it useful as either a den or a bedroom.
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As the readers and writers grew more diverse, so did Kaplan's bookshelves, which are curated by a staff whose members are deeply rooted in this city.
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Joy Out of Fire exists very much visually in tandem with the Schomburg's library; the circular gallery's glass windows open onto bookshelves and reading tables below.
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There are two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms on the ground floor, as well as the kitchen, dining room and a study with built-in bookshelves.
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As a high school student who utilizes the library at least once a week, I can sincerely say that I have built friendships between those bookshelves.
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At the DeBruce, a boutique hotel and culinary destination in Livingston Manor, N.Y., the wall art, bookshelves and nine-course tasting menu are fly fishing-themed.
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Mr. Leifer grouped them all together, both to create a layered effect and, more important, to visually balance the other "heavy" corner opposite with the bookshelves.
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A den off the central hall has an ornate fireplace, opposite a wall of built-in bookshelves with museum-style lighting to highlight the art collection.
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Turning left, you enter a library with casement windows, a nonworking, exposed-brick fireplace with a wood-slab mantel and industrial-style floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.
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"Try hanging a pretty wall of plates in your kitchen, sprinkling a few around on bookshelves, or even placing a vase on your nightstand," Griffin added.
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Prewar charm in New York City is defined by original details like crown moldings, built-in bookshelves, coffered ceilings and fireplaces, some more decorative than others.
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Finally she spotted the bookshelves and zeroed in on a £2 copy of "Inside of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell and Know" by Alexandra Horowitz.
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I have gone back to paper, savoring each page and continuing to love that the books displayed on my bookshelves chart the journey of my life.
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Opposite the kitchen is the living room, with its original floorboards, a wall of built-in bookshelves and a fireplace with hand-carved mantel and supports.
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The interest in depicting bookshelves grew under the reign of King Jeongjo of the Joseon Dynasty, between 1776 and 1800, and flourished through the early 20th century.
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"If I can buy time by outsourcing personal tasks — preparing taxes, hanging bookshelves, making lunch — it is often worth the price tag," CEO of XO Group Inc.
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Credit: Dr La Spada/Queen Mary University of LondonSince the Harry Potter books first hit bookshelves, the world has been getting little pieces of J.K. Rowling's universe.
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"American Carnage," which is set to his bookshelves July 16, features a number of excerpts depicting a Republican party in panic mode during the rise of Trump.
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His father's copies of New Scientist magazine were scattered around the house; the bookshelves were filled with books by the likes of Isaac Asimov and Ray Bradbury.
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If you don't have that much space to work with in the first place, consider getting one of those divider bookshelves to add privacy to your space.
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Growing up, his home was devoid of television, music, the Internet, the Harry Potter and Roald Dahl novels likely to sit on the bookshelves of other kids.
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Her latest acquisition has one bedroom, one bathroom, high ceilings, two fireplaces, and stunning built-in bookshelves that are bound to be the envy of bookworms everywhere.
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There's a reason I always end up browsing the bookshelves the first time I visit somebody's house, and I bet you do too: They're just so revealing.
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"Wild and Blue" is the first New York solo exhibition for painter Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, whose paintings of bookshelves and people were a Whitney Biennial 2017 highlight.
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After months of regular sittings, the artist had strongly rendered the bookshelves and other objects in Geffroy's office but despaired of ever resolving the face and hands.
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The two repair to the house where Jim grew up and where the closets are crammed with memorabilia and the bookshelves stacked with his mother's romance novels.
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Most of the movies we watched and most of the books on our bookshelves had this plot twist, so I assumed that the situation was fairly common.
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This is your grand opportunity to take a position on an author, your stance apparent by virtue of his or her name's comprehensive omission from your bookshelves.
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Under the atrium is The Bar Room, The Beekman's lobby bar, decorated like a well-worn library with dark wood, leather seating, and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.
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In lieu of spending on bookshelves that might not fit in future apartments, Julie stacked books in the nonworking fireplaces in the living room and the kitchen.
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In the room opposite this one is where he draws, a sunny space with a drafting table and bookshelves dotted with small-scale models and color charts.
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The main floor includes a living room with two seating areas, one centering on a fireplace decorated with delft-style tiles and flanked by built-in bookshelves.
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Hachette Book Group announced it will no longer publish the famed, but controversial, director's memoir, "Apropos of Nothing," which was originally scheduled to hit bookshelves in April.
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On the bookshelves of the house she rents, she finds a copy of "The Painted Bird," and the book speaks to her feelings of loss and abandonment.
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In his unit, he installed terrazzo kitchen countertops, hidden cabinets, built-in bookshelves, window seats, tiger-wood floors, a sleeping nook and a European-style wet bathroom.
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To the left of the foyer, the living room includes a wood-burning fireplace flanked by built-ins (window seats, cabinets, bookshelves) that fill an entire wall.
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A long hallway lined with bookshelves and glass display cabinets leads to a large studio with a corner fireplace, a kitchenette and picture windows on three sides.
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On the right side, as you face the back, is a living room with a bay window and built-in bookshelves, followed by an open dining area.
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His bedroom, tidy and bright, is carved out of the living room, separated by a flimsy wall cobbled together out of cheap wardrobes, bookshelves and paper blinds.
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Neal, who hadn't hammered a nail in all the years I'd known him, now had opinions on bookshelves and curtains, and loved going to the hardware store.
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The dining room connects through an archway to a living room with a bow-fronted window facing the street and a wood-burning fireplace flanked by bookshelves.
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The largest is in the front and includes a plaster ceiling medallion, a decorative fireplace flanked by bookshelves, and a sitting room shared with the middle bedroom.
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Everyone needed bookshelves, and Orloff, with help from YouTube, became adept at building them using a dinky table saw that he would wheel out into the backyard.
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The front staircase also rises to a third level, where the catwalk leads to a carpeted office with built-in bookshelves and a full wall of glass.
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A corner media room/library has another fireplace and built-in bookshelves — and we haven't even gotten to the office yet (that's next door, with downtown views).
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A familiar-looking checkout desk is the only curved structure in the space, "giving it an organic feel," observes Megel-Nuber, noting its contrast to the linear bookshelves.
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Shelfie was an app that would allow users to scan pictures of their bookshelves, offering up discounted ebooks or audiobooks of the physical books that they already own.
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In fact, there are numerous bookshelves throughout the home, which might have housed her myriad works, including her six-volume memoirs, poetry, plays, essays, children's books and cookbooks.
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A corner has built-in bookshelves and a fireplace and serves as a reading and entertainment area, while an entire wall of wood cabinets and drawers holds clothing.
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In order to become an Eagle Scout you have to complete an extensive project that shows leadership skills—usually things like building bookshelves or organizing a blood drive.
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It's March, which means that there's a whole new slate of books ready to crowd our bookshelves — books about robots, revolutions, and vast space empires to tear into.
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Bookshelves lining the walls also display her many products, which she says is perfect for business meetings that will be held in the "warm and welcoming" lounge area.
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He had opinions about certain things, but his only real demands were for bookshelves— he's a voracious reader—and room for a baby grand piano and a turntable.
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For the friend who organizes her phone's apps by color, or the relative who color codes his bookshelves, here are rainbow-hued playing cards ($333) from Fredericks & Mae.
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For the friend who organizes her phone's apps by color, or the relative who color codes his bookshelves, here are rainbow-hued playing cards ($13) from Fredericks & Mae.
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The fir-wood-floored loft holds a third bedroom with a pair of cedar-lined closets, an open den area with built-in bookshelves and a full bathroom.
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Her new self-titled autobiography, which hit bookshelves on Thursday, features 504 pages and 1,050 intimate photos, giving us a behind-the-scenes peek at her glamorous life.
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A 2300,2100-square-foot landscaped courtyard garden is overlooked by the swimming pool and library, which will be adorned with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and a marble fireplace.
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The stone-floored foyer leads to a large living-and-dining area with hardwood floors, extensive built-in bookshelves and one side of a double-faced brick fireplace.
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Since Trump was elected, the bookshelves and op-ed pages have been alive with fears of Orwellian fascism — fears that, for the most part, remain far from manifesting.
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On the bookshelves are dozens of books rendered in silk; their spines list the names of black artists and entertainers: Lena Horne, Laverne Cox, Erica Deeman, Shani Crowe.
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The Binhai Library in Tianjin, China, has been making the rounds on social media for its incredible white floor to ceiling bookshelves, and all-around gorgeous interior design.
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The studio, I began to say, is spare, the bookshelves not full, albeit with a tidy line of books by Virginia Woolf in arm's reach of Ullmann's desk.
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AND FINALLY Get lost in this book lover's paradise This library with bookshelves that seem to stretch on forever feels like the perfect escape from this miserable weather.
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His reconstructed work space has a cane hooked on his piano chair, bookshelves crowded with volumes and photographs, and a light box view of his rolling green yard.
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This is my painting space, which is part of a larger garage space housing bookshelves, a recycled ceramic business — which is my day job — and general household storage.
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Not everyone is a fan of e-readers, especially people who grew up building book collections and who may still enjoy filling up all the space on their bookshelves.
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" Occupation: Actor Good housekeeping: "This is the first apartment I've lived in that my family doesn't walk in and go, 'We need to fumigate, we need to build bookshelves.
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I grew up in a home with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, and that early passion for books later drove me to illustrate children's books, with an eye toward diversity.
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He received me one morning in his library, a two-story room outfitted with oak bookshelves and an exquisitely embossed saddle on a mount—Salinas is a keen horseman.
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It's tasteful and cultured in an unfussy kind of way; the bookshelves are laden, the walls crammed with paintings; there's a dog lying contentedly on the threadbare Persian rug.
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Most countries have a writer like him: the bearded eminence whose face adorns postage stamps, and whose name dignifies avenues, and whose Complete Works sit, undisturbed, on grandparents' bookshelves.
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Wall-to-wall bookshelves line one side of the space; two floor-to-ceiling picture windows and two sets of sliding-glass doors overlook the swimming pool and terrace.
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There are also his-and-hers sitting rooms, one cherry-red and lined with bookshelves, the other white and ornamented with molded plaster; both have parquet floors and fireplaces.
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The bookshelves in Mr. Gonis's office remain stacked with textbooks, including calculus and ancient Greek philosophy, and he has always required his students to write papers about the philosophers.
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I have been hospitalized for depression several times in the past four decades, and I have two bookshelves of my library devoted to the topics of suicide and depression.
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Attendees leaned against the well-curated bookshelves or sat cross legged on the floor as waiters maneuvered through the room, offering them a choice of red or white wine.
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Inside, a half-dozen more steps, wooden and creaky, delivered you into one big hushed room with high windows and dark wood floors and bookshelves lining all four walls.
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Bed and Book is a sunny, bright, two-story building with bookshelves full of first editions, and an outdoor seating area where readings and book club discussions are held.
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I just want to make my own bookshelves, but every tool is either big and expensive or so sharp it's going to take off a finger (ahem, BOLT CUTTER).
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Near the entrance is a room with a polished concrete floor and a wall of open bookshelves; the room can be used as a guest room or entertainment space.
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This Lego set combines them both with a constructible Minecraft library complete with bookshelves, Minecraft items like the Eye of Ender, and Minecraft mini-figures to populate your set.
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He arranged access to the second and third tiers, the balconies, after hours, up the hidden staircase, the two of us crouching and whispering along the inlaid walnut bookshelves.
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To the right is the living room, which has a green marble fireplace and walls variously covered in picture moldings, paisley paper and built-in bookshelves with lower cabinets.
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A harrowing prologue opens with Jim Cannon, a 69-year-old bureaucrat in pajamas, scanning his bookshelves for his copy of the Constitution and flipping to the 25th Amendment.
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Amid normal household shit like kitchen appliances, bookshelves, and MacBooks were Freddy Kreuger heads, giant jack-o'-lantern masks, and the slime-y and squishy remnants of her artistic endeavors.
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Its resources are scant in comparison: Lines of mismatched chairs and shampoo bowls surround tables and bookshelves filled with VHS beauty videos and textbooks that appear to be decades old.
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That silent scene in the library, with her creeping behind bookshelves and hiding under tables to avoid White Walkers was one of the most tense moments in the show's history.
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Then I would edge away to the bookshelves that were in the room, and I'd pull his father's books off [the shelves], and among them was Arthur Clarke's Childhood's End.
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We've already taken a look at what novels are hitting bookshelves this month, but 2017 promises to be a huge year for science fiction and fantasy literature as a whole.
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Lauer's sprawling pad featured a private elevator landing, a living room complete with high ceilings, custom bookshelves, parquet wood floors and a view of lower Manhattan, according to Mansion Global.
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"He has a ton of books and records, so we made sure in the design of the house that we're doing a lot of built-ins and bookshelves," she explains.
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It was also among the titles Hong Kong pulled from bookshelves in public libraries this year, following pressure from anti-gay groups, the South China Morning Post newspaper has said.
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The app already contains a certain amount of filler; it's not exactly bad that there's a section devoted to guides for things like building bookshelves, but it certainly feels unnecessary.
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Whether you Kondo'd your bookshelves last fall or recently resolved to read more (and scroll less) in 2016, a new year is the perfect excuse for a revised reading list.
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Examples include the Swedish furniture maker Ikea and Doing It Right This Time, or DIRTT, a Canadian company that builds prefab office and residential interiors, including cabinetry, bookshelves and partitions.
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You can put some of these strays away, of course, but, collectively, they will always spill out beyond your bookshelves, permanently unresolved, like the remainder in a long-division problem.
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In the campus store where the textbooks used to be, there are now adult coloring books, racks of university-branded polos and windbreakers and three narrow bookshelves displaying assorted novels.
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The floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that line the walls of her apartment, which is just down the block from the Hotel des Artistes, are a testament to her literary mind.
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Ms. Hughes is an avid reader, but her bookshelves indicate her tastes for fiction run more to Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" and Alice Walker's "The Color Purple" than Mr. Roth's.
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I parked, went to the event, hung around talking for a while afterward, browsed the bookshelves, walked outside into a lovely summer evening, and could not find the truck anywhere.
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The living room has built-in bookshelves on both sides of a decorative brick fireplace as well as a refinished hardwood floor that extends into the dining room and kitchen.
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In the bedroom area, the walls had been painted deep purple, and there was Mr. Buatta's beloved canopy bed and his bookshelves, filled with (a small fraction) of his books.
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Up a platform to the right is a library defined by a facing pair of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves with rolling ladders (tucked behind the far bookshelf is a studio).
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Up a platform to the right is a library defined by a facing pair of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves with rolling ladders (tucked behind the far bookshelf is a studio).
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It figured out how a flock of free-ranging robots could safely bring bookshelves to stations manned by humans, who would pick merchandise from the shelves to complete an order.
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His house is decorated with leather club chairs, paintings, photographs, marble busts, magic memorabilia, bookshelves with secret doors built into them, and a large and lovingly curated collection of taxidermy.
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Size: 2,001 square feet Price per square foot: $214 Indoors: The seller bought the property three years ago and added built-in bookshelves, cabinetry and other decorative features in wood.
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Many of his media appearances, chronicled on his YouTube page, appear to take place from the same room, which features a map on the wall and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.
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When Alicia Betz&aposs home became overrun with children&aposs books, the writer and mother of one experimented with a storage hack, which turns Ikea picture ledges into floating bookshelves.
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When Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald hits theaters in November, the screenplay will hit bookshelves just as it did for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them in 2016.
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Built-in bookshelves made from rough-hewed logs book-end the other side of the room, matching the bar stools at the kitchen island, as well as the dining room table.
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I've been this way since childhood, my cluttered bookshelves and contents-of-my-backpack-covered bedroom floor likely a direct response to my mother's clean, classic, everything-in-its-place aesthetic.
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Her boss is around her age, but works in an ornate office with enough wooden beams and bookshelves that it looks passed down not from Michael Douglas, but his dad Kurt.
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It was also among some titles pulled from bookshelves in public libraries in Hong Kong this year after pressure from anti-gay groups, the South China Morning Post newspaper has said.
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The flats have many of the things that young, single people want, such as bicycle storage, and lack the things they do not, such as large kitchens and lots of bookshelves.
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Though many parts of the home have been remodeled, the house maintains midcentury charm with clean lines, floor-to-ceiling windows, built-in bookshelves, a wet bar, and gorgeous hardwood floors.
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While the video starts with aerial footage typical of DJI teaser videos, it also shows footage from a drone flying through tight spaces, like bookshelves in a library and construction sites.
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David Russell builds bookshelves and paints his classroom, Beth Etzler furnished her whole room herself with her own money; these are all things the government should be doing, not the teachers.
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In another leading out to the patio, she placed a purple sofa as a statement piece in the room that features built-in bookshelves for her massive collection of reading material.
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The book broke records when it hit bookshelves, but the reception was cool compared to its forebear, especially since it transforms Atticus Finch, a hero in American fiction, into a bigot.
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Their cheerful all-purpose room features a working fireplace (wood is stored at the bottom of built-in bookshelves), hardwood floors, tall windows facing the courtyard and an eight-foot ceiling.
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Reynolds has created a character whose journey is so genuine that he's worthy of a place alongside Ramona and Joey Pigza on the bookshelves where our most beloved, imperfect characters live.
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Click through to see the titles that got you through your awkward years, and how they look on the bookshelves (or, in some cases, Kindle shelves) of today's kids and teens.
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With its apple-red lacquered walls and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, the store is eye-catching in a way that makes passers-by halt, whip off their sunglasses and peer inside.
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The 21st century is a golden age of convertible furniture and space-saving hacks: modular couches, bookshelves that collapse into dining tables, "tiny houses" whose every centimeter is exploited and optimized.
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I even rearranged the apartment to make it more comfortable and livable, pulling out books and magazines from our bookshelves, the ones I've been telling myself I would read for months.
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One fireplace is in the living room; the other in a library with built-in bookshelves, a wet bar and doors that open to a rear deck topped by a pergola.
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Tucked into an L-shaped porch, the front door opens into a living room with a vaulted ceiling, oak floors and a white-painted brick fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves.
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It's a work space, yes, but also an ever-expanding library of references and treasures: Papers and tokens spill from the wooden bookshelves and antique haberdashery cabinet and climb the walls.
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His presentation, delivered from a lectern in Biden's home against a backdrop of bookshelves, was a substantive but stiff reiteration of all he has already said about the crisis so far.
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There are articulated action figures exploding off desks; plush loaves of bread stuffed into bookshelves; a smiling, shark-shaped guitar; and some equally friendly fungus-themed ornaments mounted like family portraits.
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There was classical music playing, and the bookshelves were filled with volumes of Shakespeare, Sherlock Holmes and the Haruki Murakami novel "1Q113," as well as bottles of Macallan and Glenfiddich scotch.
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He led me into a hallway to show me his living quarters: two tiny rooms, with a mattress on the floor, a prayer mat, a desk and bookshelves, and a treadmill.
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His personal library now includes more than 703 courses, as varied as "Understanding Multivariable Calculus" and "Yoga for a Healthy Mind and Body," all carefully cataloged on bookshelves and computer hard drives.
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The whole political world tuned in to watch Cruz announce Fiorina's elevation, then wandered off to dust some bookshelves as he orated on for half an hour before turning over the stage.
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The plaza bedecked with bookshelves drew several curious onlookers, who were invited to leave comments on what they would like to see in the space, and whether it should be made permanent.
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"We believe people care about this enough to take a stand," Ms. Cheng, 443, said while sitting inside the house, nearly surrounded in a tiny office by bookshelves stocked with medieval literature.
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Throughout, the narrator's voice (British, sultry, low-octave) whispers sweet nothings all about the more positive side of confinement, while the camera pans from a luxe comforter to hands brushing against bookshelves.
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The living room is entered through large, wood-framed glass doors, with built-in bookshelves on either side of a fireplace, the original ornamental plaster ceiling and a front-facing bay window.
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The apartment has more than 600 linear feet of bookshelves, many of them filled with books and magazines the couple designed, including several featuring the works of the modernist architect Richard Meier.
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Pavel Zoubok combines old and new examples of trompe l'oeil, although 20th-century works triumph, starting with an extended mural of empty bookshelves — using actual wood that looks painted — by Michael Zelehoski.
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When I went back on a recent Sunday morning, the sun was shining through the windows, past the displays of new books and onto the original honey-color wooden floors and bookshelves.
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There is a set of bookshelves — "Optics" and "Asteroids III" and "How to Build a Habitable Planet" — topped with a row of certificates and honors leaning against a chalkboard covered with equations.
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Still, their space had been grand, with soaring ceilings, three wood-burning fireplaces and a living room with separate seating areas and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves reached via a rolling library ladder.
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It contains a large family room with sliding glass doors, a fireplace and built-in bookshelves, as well as stairs up to a loft with an expansive open living-and-sleeping area.
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A partial wall of bookshelves blocks the view of the staircase; beyond it is an eat-in kitchen lined in floating wood lower cabinets with cultured-stone countertops and laminate upper cabinets.
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Tales of monsters and supernatural doings — by Wilkie Collins, Robert Louis Stevenson and Bram Stoker, to name a better-known few — sat on bookshelves alongside volumes by Charles Darwin and Karl Marx.
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Had Bloomberg stuck to simply writing checks — a skill in which he's particularly adept — "The Many Lives" might've just sat on the bookshelves of a few political junkies and friends of Mike.
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Children could expect those kinds of futures and they got used to the idea from an early age, left unattended with nothing but bookshelves and tree branches, and later, bad afternoon television.
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Mr. Finaldi, who took up his post last August amid a contentious strike by gallery assistants, works at an antique leather-topped desk surrounded by bookshelves stacked with exhibition catalogs in multiple languages.
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With a little help from Ikea mirrors and room-dividing bookshelves, the little studio turned into a spacious-feeling Brooklyn oasis, thanks in part to its tall ceilings, large windows, and lofted bedroom.
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More than half of all injuries in the Loma Prieta earthquake in the Bay Area, and disastrous 1994 Northridge earthquake outside Los Angeles, were linked to hazards like falling ceiling lights and bookshelves.
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Before the election came to a close, Tur signed a book contract with HarperCollins: Unbelievable: My Front-Row Seat to the Craziest Campaign in American History, is slated to hit bookshelves in September.
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One of the more delightful science fiction worlds to hit bookshelves in recent years is Becky Chambers' Wayfarers "trilogy" — a series of books set in the same world, but which otherwise stand alone.
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But Chinese netizens don't just pay attention to his words; they also scour the bookshelves behind Xi, analyzing the titles and authors found there to try and gain some insight into his mind.
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It's a good thing, then, that their three-bedroom home is big enough to convert one bedroom into a massive walk-in closet, with an entire wall covered in Ikea bookshelves of sneakers.
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It comes flat-packed, just like one of Ikea's shitty bookshelves, and ships with a set of instructions that contain no words and metal tools that do not appear the least bit durable.
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The basketball pro couldn't help but spend a little more time marveling at the impressive bookshelves in Kaavia's room, which bore stories like Giraffes Can&apost Dance, Hair Like Mine and Chocolate Me!
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"I have a really hard problem waking up in the morning, so I decided to get these alarms called 'the bomb,'" he says of the devices set up on his built-in bookshelves.
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This 40-foot long, six-foot-high stack of six bookshelves is flanked with Bilal's Ashes Series — photographs of his small-scale recreations of buildings destroyed in the Iraq War, dusted with ashes.
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His desk is surrounded by dictionaries in English, Spanish, French and Italian, and bookshelves with volumes of poetry by E. E. Cummings, Milton, Ezra Pound, Ted Hughes, T. S. Eliot and Frank O'Hara.
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The master has a tall pitched ceiling and built-in bookshelves, and is part of a suite containing a walk-in closet and a bathroom with a tile floor and a glass shower.
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"It's very difficult to see a film about yourself — plus, by a daughter," Ms. Applebroog said on a recent morning, wigs from one of her digital art projects poking out from the bookshelves.
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At the back of the house is a library addition with a 216-foot ceiling, three walls of bookshelves and a fourth wall of French doors opening to a balcony overlooking the terrace.
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Carless yuppies aren't going to lug bookshelves on the subway or in an Uber, if companies like Amazon or Wayfair can get them the same product delivered to their doorsteps at comparable prices.
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Washington (CNN)When "Fire and Fury" hit bookshelves in January, the release became a Washington event, marked by people lining up at local bookstores and sold-out speaking events for author Michael Wolff.
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But even we technological Bartlebys who would prefer not to post the contents of our closets/bookshelves/hearts on social media have to concede the internet's potential for connectivity, inspiration and serendipitous expression.
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Another building has six more rustic rooms, and a set of bookshelves overflowing with well-worn field guides (handy for identifying endemic birds like the pale-headed jacamars that hang around the buildings).
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Forget kitschy souvenirs and chain stores; this welcoming neighborhood caters to residents, with shops focused on what's local, from bookshelves and bathing suits to take-away beers worth a stroll across the river.
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Size: 21992,20.19 square feet Price per square foot: $22 Indoors: The front door opens into a spacious living-and-dining area with built-in bookshelves surrounding a gas fireplace with a limestone surround.
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A main-level master suite created in the renovation includes a large bedroom with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves, and a bathroom with a heated marble floor, steam shower and jetted tub.
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I put them all on my bookshelves to consider reading by January 28, when My Dark Vanessa was originally scheduled to come out, but then William Morrow's publicist took me out to coffee.
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I have created a cozy space in the bookshelves that line the room — for my reading corner and for the one-legged rescue kestrel who lives with me while learning to fly free.
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As his friends gathered in the sweltering apartment, leaning up against bookshelves and nursing stiff drinks, they exchanged memories of a man who they said had created a literary sanctuary unlike any other.
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FREEHOLD BOROUGH, N.J. — At an elementary school in Freehold, over 500 students share a vast, open space where bookshelves, whiteboards, storage cubbies and other pieces of furniture are the only boundaries between classrooms.
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A windowed coatroom with built-ins for clothing and gear is immediately to the right of the front door, and there is a small study with built-in bookshelves off the living room.
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Spread across the panels of folded screens, these images of near-life-size bookshelves were also meant to express an individual's intellect, and often stood in a scholar's room as a beautiful, dignifying backdrop.
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Hayden's plans for the library extend beyond the bookshelves -- she wants to bring the contents of the library to people who might not have direct access to the physical building in the nation's capital.
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The occupants of this adorable abode are indeed the "luckiest dolls ever" for getting to sit pretty in this living room, sporting an antler chandelier, wood beams, built-in bookshelves and a gingham chair.
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He possessed a prodigious collection of music—classical and opera and college fight songs and Soviet military marches—and his bookshelves were so overwhelmed that he had taken to stacking volumes on the floor.
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Upon entering the shop, customers are greeted at the door by a handful of cuddly kittens who are free to roam the space, climb on bookshelves, and take cat naps on the window sills.
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"I hope that my campaign will mean more opportunities for our stories to be told and for books with black girls as the main character to be put on bookshelves worldwide," she tells CNN.
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Sorting through the mass of material was an emotional process, Powell says; but happily, her own rich record of the city's artistic coming-of-age will now grace bureaus and bookshelves the world over.
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While we have to wait until February to take in the second season of The Expanse, the sixth installment of the book series, Babylon's Ashes, will hit bookshelves next week — and we have an excerpt.
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Instagram has always been a safe haven for book lovers, a place where people can show off their private libraries full of white oak bookshelves, novels organized by color, aloe plants, and inspirational coffee mugs.
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She built wooden bookshelves in a sunny office (which locals joke was the first Clinton Library) and converted the attic into a room for Chelsea, who celebrated her first birthday and learned to walk there.
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They had been creative about making it a much nicer space, but they had kept all the (many) built-in bookshelves, which we loved and which, they said, had sold them on the apartment originally.
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" ("The Illustrated History of the Snowman," an update of the original, will be on bookshelves in September.) "How many more times will we all get a chance to make a snowman in New York City?
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I spent the weekend hauling new bookshelves around my apartment, trying to find the one place where I can cram as many of them as possible without creating a choke-point inside my new place.
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Per the book's publisher, Leopold, the book has sold more than 1 million copies worldwide and has been translated into more than a dozen languages — including English, though that edition didn't hit bookshelves until 2013.
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My office is built into a corner of our basement, and I'm fortunate to have the space for a large desk, an armchair, bookshelves, and just enough room for pacing when thinking or on calls.
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On the other side of the foyer is a living room with a bay window hung with custom silk draperies, gray walls with white picture-rail molding, a gas-burning fireplace and built-in bookshelves.
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But the app was still pre-launch when I used it, and while it wasn't perfect, I was still able to at least get some idea of how bookshelves would look against one wall versus another.
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Size: 2,152 square feet Price per square foot: $302 Indoors: To the left of the entrance, in the oldest part of the house, is a small library with bookshelves and a staircase to the first floor.
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In more than two dozen interviews, they described creative methods of punishing his economic empire and expunging the once-esteemed reminders of him from their lives, closets, golf bags and bookshelves over the past few months.
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It's the difference between looking at the IKEA instructions for guidance on how to put something together versus trying to evolve a creature that, by virtue of instinct alone, knows how to assemble Swedish-designed bookshelves.
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The walls above the bookshelves were completely covered in 60s rock posters, many of which my dad got from the venues when they were new (he was smart enough to snatch up stacks at a time).
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Her most prized additions to the 343 Craftsman bungalow she has lived in for 34 years are a waist-high hearth in the kitchen and bookshelves that hold remarkable collections on food, nature, art and film.
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Especially if you're missing funky '70s graphics (à la "The Electric Company" and "Mellow Yellow"), bookshelves full of '70s and '80s records, Abba and Bon Jovi playing on the loudspeakers, and salmon and blue pastel colors.
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The media's fixation on "Fire and Fury's" revelations -- particularly on shocking quotes from former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon -- helped send it soaring to No. 1 on Amazon days before it was scheduled to hit bookshelves.
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But for readers eager to dive into a new novel from the acclaimed author, the wait is finally over — Zusak is finally making his return to bookshelves with the publication of his latest effort Bridge of Clay.
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MVRDV acknowledged that their original plans for accessing the top bookshelves through upper-level rooms had to be scrapped because of the tight construction schedule, with "perforated aluminum plates printed to represent books" filling the inaccessible spaces.
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On this occasion he has kitted out Pierogi's fresh, lovely space as a bookshop or library, hanging his chartlike paintings on paper among 291 fake bookshelves filled with hundreds of fake books that have a realistic ring.
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His office near the Texas Capitol is a rabble-rouser's oasis: giant flags covering the bookshelves, baseball gloves, a basketball backboard and hoop, "The Big Lebowski" on DVD, GQ magazines and stacks of mail on the chairs.
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Upstairs, the master bedroom has another wall of plywood bookshelves, while Mr. Gallo's study, with its drawing table and overflowing bulletin board, also has a luxurious-looking bed for late-night binge-watching, napping or a guest.
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Connecticut | 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths An 0.143-year-old, 1,805-square-foot, colonial-style house with aluminum siding, a living room with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves, and an attached two-car garage, on 0.8 acres.
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One has an en suite bathroom with marble floors and shower and a mirrored vanity; the other has an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower, a niche with built-in bookshelves and a gas fireplace.
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The décor inside the narrow space is very millennial du jour: walls the color of Whispering Angel rosé, circular mirrors, exposed brick, plants galore and bookshelves lined with vintage books and magazines (Pud, Crazy Compositions, i-D).
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Upstairs, in the second-floor living room, he installed salvaged woodwork, including a set of ornate built-in bookshelves, extracted from a soon-to-be-razed mansion designed by the famed Gilded Age Philadelphia architect Horace Trumbauer.
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An office with a beamed ceiling and limestone fireplace lies straight ahead of the entrance, and a large library with bookshelves, window seats and a stone fireplace is a flight up the staircase, on the mezzanine level.
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Today, a new book called "Girls Who Run the World" hits real and virtual bookshelves, and for anyone with a middle-school aged kid or looking to inspire a high-schooler, it might be worth checking out.
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This fantastic memoir is such a welcome change from the glut of motherhood narratives that have been overwhelming bookshelves lately, which are mostly narratives by white women having existential crises about whether they want to have children.
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"Whatever I do in my lifetime I've always been incredibly privileged to make a difference in the lives of folks who just need a break" Her memoir, titled "Make Trouble," is expected to hit bookshelves in April.
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After approaching Habitat for Humanity for help, the family was surprised to learn that some of the beams and floors, kitchen cabinets and bookshelves of the new home would be made with lumber from the famous tree.
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Crossing a landscaped front patio, you enter a glassed-in wraparound corridor that flows into an open-plan living area with wood floors and a wood-burning fireplace flanked by built-in minimalist bookshelves with integrated lighting.
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Crossing a landscaped front patio, you enter a glassed-in wraparound corridor that flows into an open-plan living area with wood floors and a wood-burning fireplace flanked by built-in minimalist bookshelves with integrated lighting.
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Occasionally, I'll need to stretch my legs and will tape pieces of paper on the bookshelves and on the window, moving between them and writing a word or phrase on each that I'll later collect into sentences.
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According to the library's deputy director Liu Xiufeng, the library has other rooms in which there are traditional bookshelves (and are actually filled with books), but authorities didn't allow Binhai to put books in the main hall.
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It was new ground for Mr. Napolitano, 66, who prefers being addressed as "The Judge" and once insisted that Fox News install bookshelves and wood-paneling in his newsroom office, the better to resemble a judge's chambers.
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In floor-to-ceiling bookshelves in the living room, there's a start at organization — a section for nonfiction books that originated in The New Yorker (heavy on Joseph Mitchell and A. J. Liebling), a section for humor.
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The main level has an open floor plan, with the living room — which has a bay window and brick fireplace with a gas insert and flanking bookshelves — flowing into a kitchen with steel appliances and granite counters.
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Adapting a hit book isn't a guarantee of success — just look at 2016's The Shannara Chronicles on MTV — but Hollywood is, more than ever, perusing bookshelves for inspiration for the next big show or Oscar-friendly movie.
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With the release of her memoir, This Will Only Hurt A Little, and her new talk show, Busy's taking her unfiltered self from her phone to your TV and bookshelves – and showing us all how to be real.
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Barkan's house is full of painful reminders of the life he and his family should have lived, a future stolen from them by this disease: travel guidebooks on the bookshelves; stacks of toys and books for his toddler.
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It was 2628 when "Dereliction of Duty: Johnson, McNamara, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Lies That Led to Vietnam" by then-Captain H.R. McMaster, a new PhD from the University of North Carolina, hit the bookshelves.
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Long Island | 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths A 0.063-year-old, 1,800-square-foot American Foursquare-style house with vinyl siding, hardwood floors, a home office with built-in bookshelves and a formal dining room, on a quarter-acre.
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The dayroom has soft couches and a projector and stacked bookshelves; work by artists like Fary D Charles (known as Junkyard) and Von Davis (known as the Female Picasso) cover the walls, leaving nothing cold, stark, or untouched.
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Pale and manifestly uncomfortable, seated before bookshelves and an ivy plant, he spoke to the camera for seven hours spread across three days, laboring to remember facts and names, to express ideas, frustrated when he was unable to.
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Though the décor in the hotel is over-the-top Victorian (Queen Elizabeth stayed here in 1973), the bar — with its bookshelves, leather chairs and wood-paneled walls — feels Old World elegant and stays open until 40 a.m.
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And while the Stroessner regime persecuted writers and intellectuals — as a child, Corvalán remembers regular visits from the police to check the family's bookshelves — "government functionaries were too ignorant to notice political commentary in visual art," says Casco.
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It's no secret that studios have been looking to their bookshelves in search of any fantasy series to adapt in an effort to fill the enormous (and profitable) market that Game of Thrones recently vacated earlier this year.
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To the Editor: Re "How to Tap Your Inner Reader" (Here to Help, March 3): My students used to read two books that they chose each month from the 350 titles I had on my in-class bookshelves.
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I paired mine with my existing Sonos Beam soundbar and Sonos Sub, and they delivered to the point where you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between the Symfonisk bookshelves and the Play:1 operating in that capacity.
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The paraphernalia of electronic music makes its way into several works, though an installation by Jacques Andre offers some full record and bookshelves and scattered leaflets on a gallery floor that seems more like interior-designer porn than art.
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Accustomed to speaking from behind a lectern, Biden decided to have one placed in the middle of his new home studio — an awkward fit amid the backdrop of bookshelves and personal pictures framed beneath a living room table lamp.
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For furniture, Mr. Kofitsas designed and built a floor-to-ceiling media unit with bookshelves, a credenza with leather-wrapped doors for the dining area, a canopy bed for the master bedroom and a Murphy bed for another bedroom.
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Brooklyn | 1 bedroom, 1 bath An 850-square-foot, prewar co-op with a combined living and dining room, a foyer with built-in bookshelves, and a pass-through kitchen with quartz counters, in a non-doorman elevator building.
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They're why anyone cared about the rest of it and why her essay collections "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" and "The White Album" could be found on the bookshelves of just about every aspiring journalist I knew when I was young.
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INDOOR SPACE A central room with 14-foot ceilings, Parquet de Versailles-patterned floors and Tiffany windows is separated by mahogany pocket doors from the bedroom, which has floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and a rolling ladder to reach them.
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Sometimes, like tonight, the games are run in his apartment, where the bookshelves reach high with graphic novels and board games, and where the walls are decorated with full-color maps from D&D classics like Greyhawk and Isle of Dread.
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Those are her rugs; her glass-topped coffee table; her bookshelves; her off-white sofa (because, as she explained, she wasn't going to spend her life sitting on the brown leather sofa the groom was offering); her midcentury-modern chair.
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After her move, settled into her newly purposeless life, she realized that she actually missed the moving—she was good at it, enjoyed the physical effort, the strategic Tetrising of bureaus and bookshelves and chairs and lamps, the packing and unpacking.
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Theater Review Serial killers may be all the rage on bookshelves and television screens — so ubiquitous, you'd think they made up a major demographic of the world population — but they are comparatively rare in the peppier precincts of musical theater.
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During the day it pours in through the 10-foot glass windows that cover the backyard side, and once the sun is down, everything is in shadow aside from the small lights that dot the bookshelves and hide in kitchen nooks.
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More than 163 people, about 95 percent of whom were women, were crammed into chairs set up in the space usually occupied by bookshelves, and those of us who weren't already smitten with Hamm before he spoke certainly were after.
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I see obsessively smooth, stain-free bedspreads, pert little bean bag chairs, fussy accent rugs, blandly mollifying posters, bookshelves arranged by color, bathroom selfies in which all evidence of acne and periods and military-caliber deodorant has been stashed meticulously away.
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My husband and I combined our bookshelves when we moved in together some 13 years ago, so I'm very used to seeing his youth on our shelves as well as my own: Charles Bukowski, Carl Hiaasen, lots of true crime.
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On either side of the front door are rooms with hardwood floors, door transoms, closets and working fireplaces: to the right, a study with built-in bookshelves and louvered shutters; to the left, a room staged as a formal dining room.
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"It seems like the least we could do," John Patterson, 21990, Lieutenant Nininger's nephew, said in an interview in his study in North Kingstown, R.I., where bookshelves sagged with research compiled in an effort to bring his uncle's body home.
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When I ran out of space for my daughter&aposs books, I created a library with Ikea picture ledgesIn my search, I discovered one of my all time favorite parenting hacks: Using IKEA&aposs Mosslanda Picture Ledges as forward facing bookshelves.
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From Roman scrolls to cuneiform tablets in the ancient city of Ebla, from the chained bookshelves of medieval Europe to literature that stocked the shelves of nineteenth-century "lady novelists," books — as material objects — are the sum of hundreds of decisions.
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When Imperato published a catalogue of his collection in 1599, Dell'Historia Naturale, he included a fold-out, engraved illustration of how he stored everything in floor-to-ceiling cabinets and bookshelves chockfull of books and natural history bric-a-bracs.
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We've done fundraisers for CALM and for Barbershop Books — which puts bookshelves full of books into barbershops in inner cities, geared toward boys who are sitting around waiting for their parents to get their hair done, really targeted literacy support.
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Others are conceptual, as in "Flacher Abfall / Flat Waste": for one year, Roth kept everyday ephemera that was under five millimeters thick and preserved it in more than 600 binders (a single item in each plastic sleeve), lining dozens of bookshelves.
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There was her War on Clutter: "There are always closets and cupboards and bookshelves to be organized — it's never-ending," the former Democratic presidential nominee tells PEOPLE in an interview in this week's new issue, pegged to her new book What Happened.
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Trophies and ribbons hung back in bookshelves that were jammed full of new acquisitions about politics and feminism, posters of art and various bands right next to childhood drawings she still had kept since they were pictures of her mom and dad.
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Flanagan reportedly went to almost absurd lengths recreating the Overlook Hotel from Kubrick's blueprints for Doctor Sleep, even going so far as to obsessively pick through every frame of The Shining to make sure he had all the pictures and bookshelves correct.
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The book, which is expected to hit bookshelves in Fall 2019, will take readers through Rippon's life before he became a fan-favorite at the Winter Olympics in South Korea, his experience as a professional skater, and his plans for the future.
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Kristen Doute tries — and fails — to tidy up a few bookshelves, but her boss and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Vanderpump picks up her slack by cautiously wrapping a picture frame, with help from her beloved Pomeranian Giggy, of course.
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It's a well-worn tale that, before the boy wizard first hit British bookshelves on June 26, 1997, author J.K. Rowling was turned away by dozens of agents and publishers who couldn't see the value of investing in such a fantastical yarn.
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Since departing the White House in 22018, Michelle Obama has been speaking at various events, locking down a Netflix deal with her husband, subtly throwing shade at Trump, and working on a new book that will grace the bookshelves of America this fall.
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When Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give hit bookshelves last year, not only did it become a New York Times best-seller within a week, it was heralded as the first young adult novel to come out of the Black Lives Matter era.
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START SMALL If you're nervous about playing with a deep, dark hue, "limit the color to the inside of cabinets, backs of bookshelves or a painted floor," said Donald Kaufman, who owns the paint company Donald Kaufman Color with his wife, Taffy Dahl.
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The space used to be packed with a lot more, including three large bookshelves, but of late Mr. Horner has taken pains to pare things down, putting "take a book" signs on a shelf, for example, when he has performances in the loft.
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Also off the living room are a small library wrapped in bookshelves and a room described as a den that is big enough for a grand piano; it has a Crab Orchard stone floor, a wood-burning fireplace and a wet bar.
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Westchester | 5 bedrooms, 4 baths A 183-year-old, 3,706-square-foot colonial farmhouse, with a living room that has built-in bookshelves and a fireplace, a master bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and a balcony, and a wine cellar on 1.3 acres.
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It was built 20 years later, in the 30s and the furniture remains from that era; inside, there are gilded mirrors, giant floor-to-ceiling bookshelves behind wavy glass, old couches and very old carpets, the kind of antique botanical prints you'd expect.
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If I were not on the steps of the library (in the bookshelves of which so much of my trouble had begun!) then he would be ashamed of me and never speak to me again, and I would be ashamed of myself. . . .
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In his office, Mr. Rekulak has large framed posters for a few of the company's biggest hits, taped up pieces of fan mail from young readers, and several bookshelves packed with Quirk titles and a few classics by Lovecraft and Thomas Hardy.
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The Land of Stories series, which first entered the bookshelves and imaginations of kids in 2012, follows the adventures of twins Alex and Conner who are transported from the modern world to a place filled with the magical characters normally only encountered in fairy tales.
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Turn an Unused Nook into a Reading Room Adding bookshelves, a bench and some cute wall-mounted lighting to an unused space like a dead-end hallway or a pass-through room, creates an instant (and adorable) reading nook like the one pictured above.
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There are more areas of the studio you can't see in the photo, including another drawing table, various easels, storage areas, bookshelves, and a tiny sofa and improvised coffee table next to the wood burner, where I boil a kettle and sit in winter.
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Tritton said the import taxes would raise the prices on basic family necessities such as cribs and infant car seats — and even raise the costs of sending a child to college because of the higher duties on desks, bookshelves and other dorm room needs.
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Also at Camilla and Prince Charles' Clarence House residence for the culmination of the Duchess's Bookshelves Project, that had combined six literacy-focused charities and initiatives of which Camilla is linked, were some of the kids' favorite authors, including comedian David Walliams and Jacqueline Wilson.
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Start your vaginal explorations at the bookshelves with great queer sex how-tos like Lesbian Sex Bible by Diana Cage and Girl Sex 101 by Allison Moon & K.D. Diamond, or watch true-blue, bonafide queer porn sex scenes like those from the Crash Pad Series.
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone first hit bookshelves in the UK 20 years ago today, launching an empire that has spawned blockbuster films, body art, an exhibition, an amusement park, a play, and a fanbase so devoted that religious scholars are studying their spirituality.
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A gifted musician, Elio easily moves from piano to guitar (much as his family shifts from speaking Italian to French to English), talent that makes him seem at one with the villa's miles of bookshelves, its velvet sofas, scattered Oriental rugs and tastefully arranged antiques.
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A large central gallery at the foot of a grand marble staircase leads on one side to a rear-facing formal dining room with a fireplace and on the other to an expansive living room with a fireplace and a library with built-in bookshelves.
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Mr. Rinella's books, along with titles like "Duck, Duck Goose" and "Buck, Buck Moose" from Hank Shaw, the former restaurant cook and writer who champions wild food in modern cooking, are prominent on the bookshelves in the home that Mr. Truong and Ms. Owen rent.
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Now 45, he lives in two small rooms: an office equipped with a bed, sunlamp, phone, computer, kitchenette, shower, treadmill and bookshelves, and a conference room where he can meet with visitors and oversee the operation with the help of a few dozen employees, mostly in Berlin.
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Finally, in 678.753, a federal judge in the United States ruled in favor of publishing the novel, and Random House accidentally relied on the wildly corrupt Roth text to produce the official "Ulysses," which would go on to occupy American bookshelves for much of the 20th century.
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Lee plays a librarian at Midtown Science High School, the fictional school that Parker attends; outfitted with headphones blaring soothing classical music, Lee is oblivious to the fight between Spider-Man and the Lizard raging right behind him, which sends entire bookshelves tumbling to the floor.
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Offering a nuts-and-bolts exploration of the English language, Stamper displays a contagious enthusiasm for words and a considerable talent for putting them together, as when describing "the fusty glut of old papers bunged hastily into metal bookshelves" that fills the basement of Merriam-Webster.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's book on her 85033 election loss, "What Happened," hits bookshelves on Tuesday.
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Bookshelves stretch up the walls of the double-height atrium, and a curving staircase leads to the second-floor gallery, making the place feel more like a library than a store and creating the feeling that you are there to read as much as to shop.
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BOSTON — The fashion department of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston occupies a high-ceiling space filled with wooden bookshelves that resembles a classroom at a venerable college, and on a recent winter day the lesson was to expect the unexpected when it comes to clothes.
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After hunting through hundreds of listings across the country (and the world), we pulled out the best bookings that covered some, if not all, of the following checklist: exposed wooden beams, working fireplaces, stone walls, floor to ceiling bookshelves, slanted roofs, baths, and an overall air of romantic-whimsy.
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Although it wasn't easy to narrow down, we rounded up over 20 cart-worthy pieces from the budget-friendly line ahead — there's everything from a blood-orange retro-style armchair to a painted hot-pink side table, a rainbow assortment of melamine dinnerware, geometric-shaped bookshelves, and more.
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On that note, I headed down to the Croydon branch of the blue-and-yellow-mecca on a balmy Saturday afternoon to pester a few of them into sharing intimate details about their relationship history with me while they were just trying to have an argument about some bookshelves.
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Then they waited as construction on their new apartment dragged on — including the installation of custom bookshelves and cabinetry flanking the fireplace, and built-in speakers integrated within ceiling beams, which Ms. Kamel had designed and negotiated as part of the deal — before moving in a year later.
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The smell of fir from sidewalk Christmas tree vendors plunges me into memories: sparkling red and silver lights on childhood holiday boughs, the judder of a saw in my hand as I built spruce bookshelves, and the songs of wrens and hermit thrushes along a forested trail in Canada.
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The residences, which house almost a quarter of the prison's population, resemble dorm-room suites with desks and bookshelves in the bedrooms, carpeted living spaces, couches, windows without bars, microwaves, refrigerators, cooking utensils and a flat-screen TV. The men cook their own meals and do their own laundry.
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What's selling now Recent residential sales in New York City and the region: New Jersey | 5 bedrooms, 3½ baths An 82-year-old, 3003,330-square-foot, stone-faced colonial that has a living room with a fireplace, a formal dining room and a den with built-in bookshelves.
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There is also the cost of hiring musicians for larger pieces like the 90-minute "Golgotha" and the 45-minute Requiem, whose scores, Mr. Tritle said, are languishing on the bookshelves in his office at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, where he is the director of music.
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Henry is raised in an architect's folly of a house, made of glass and iron, shadowed in rock — "At night, it brooded in darkness like an ember-eyed bird of prey" — whose vast bookshelves are presided over by his father, a hard-drinking lost genius of a writer.
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I can imagine the stages: from that fabled used-books emporium the Strand to the remainder shelf of a secondhand book shop in a Maine resort town to the "de-acquisition" bin of a public library in Iowa to the bookshelves, if I'm lucky, of a country inn.
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" Three big new books on Tuesday >> On Tuesday Jake Sherman and Anna Palmer are coming out with "The Hill to Die On..." >> Robert Caro's "Working" hits bookshelves... Scroll down to hear more from Caro... >> And Erin Lee Carr comes out with her memoir "All That You Leave Behind.
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Jhabvala's stories are also, of course, unfashionable for another reason: their unabashed ventriloquizing of another culture, an inhabiting of India and Indians that a contemporary author might take pains to artistically justify, all the more so now that our bookshelves are filled with Indian authors writing in English.
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Think bookshelves, tables, and shoe racks — not couches, beds, and chairs just yet (though people have built benches with it.) Some examples: [gallery link="none" ids="1608424,1608422,1608423,1608425"] The system is currently made up of around ten different components, from different lengths of beams to different types of connectors and mounts.
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He pesters me on the regular to take time off from work so that we can carve great caverns out of mountains and fill the new space with bookshelves and beds and torches and whatever else there is to basically make the inside of a mountain a little more homely.
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Afterward, people milled about the space, perusing the bookshelves of the lending library, sipping refreshments, chatting, and popping into the back rooms to record their memories of North Philadelphia and watch the looped footage of March's demolition of the Norman Blumberg towers, which put hundreds of families out of their homes.
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Sometimes I'll need to verify an answer unfamiliar to me; Will's bookshelves are lined with trusted reference works, but a simple web search on a term can be done with the click of a button, and it can sometimes lead me down a rabbit hole that ultimately inspires an interesting clue.
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Table for Three The first two things you notice when you walk into Bill Gates's private office, just outside Seattle, are a wall-size installation of the periodic table with a sample of each chemical element in its own glass-fronted vitrine and handsome bookshelves that reach nearly to the ceiling.
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At a party Mr. Gallin gave in his Bel Air home honoring Hugh Jackman the weekend Mr. Jackman hosted the Oscars in 303, Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King were in the library, admiring the pale wood bookshelves, where literary works were organized not alphabetically or according to subject but by color.
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Even before "American Dirt" — her novel about a desperate Mexican mother and son who flee for the U.S. border after a drug cartel massacres their family — hit bookshelves, a growing chorus accused Ms. Cummins, who was born in Spain and grew up in Maryland, of having exploited the experience of migrants.
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Anna stood on the threshold for a minute, giving her eyes time to get used to the darkness of the room, to discern different gray masses, the bookshelves, the desk, the hamper, to make sure that her daughter's chest was still rising and falling under the blankets at regular intervals. ♦
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This same feeling of time being compressed follows me when I visit my amehs' homes (I have seven aunts on my father's side, four of them still in Tehran), where side tables, bookshelves, and wall space serve as surfaces for displaying vast collections of photographs, small museum exhibits of our sprawling family.
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After it was rediscovered by Penguin Random House Children's editor Jo Hanks while working with actress and author Emma Thompson on "The Further Tale of Peter Rabbit" two years ago, the 102-year-old manuscript, "The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots," is finally landing on bookshelves in honor of Potter's 150th birthday.
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The open-plan main floor has double-height ceilings; a steel fireplace wall with a sliding flat-screen TV; a soapstone wood-burning stove; a library with reclaimed-wood bookshelves; a dining area; a kitchen with double Thermador ovens and a butler's pantry that can be closed off to hide dirty dishes.
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SAT prep books and a handful of composition notebooks lined the bookshelves in which Michael, in neat, rounded handwriting that slanted a bit to the left, had written out his thoughts on the Ace style of handball, breakdowns of New York City's Specialized High Schools and his observations about the world around him.
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A pop culture wave The three new books profiling Hall were all published this year: "Hall of Mirrors" by Craig Gralley and "A Woman of No Importance" by Sonia Purnell hit bookshelves in February, and "The Lady is a Spy," a young adult retelling of Hall's story by Don Mitchell, was released in March.
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Cancer: Unelective mood/game No more hormones, implanted cellular voltage, random extraction in your body All ethanol, < 43 gallon, soapy bath Time to go Penguins againLeo: Extend - retelleI can clear clutter to set up sound shows, computer rooms, bookshelves and more...Marian, Tea Island, Kidney flossing sessions already: You may need an staycation permit.
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They placed bookshelves full of books against the windows in their bedrooms, blocking the glass from sight but allowing light to creep in around the edges, and they leaned Saeed's bed over the tall windows in their sitting room, mattress and all, upright, at an angle, so that the bed's feet rested on the lintel.
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The second thing you may notice upon entering the shop is how inviting it feels, with its bright, bookshelf-lined walls, clusters of sturdy wooden tables and racks of board games — and that's before you get to the back of the store with a craft-beer taproom, small stage and even more packed bookshelves.
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What's Selling Now 36 Greenville Road, Katonah 23 WEEKS on the market $599,000 list price 6593% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS An 87-year-old wood-sided Tudor with a living room with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves, a kitchen with granite counters and a deck edged with stone walls.
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Michelle Obama's new memoir "Becoming" sold more than 725,000 copies during its first day on bookshelves Tuesday, exceeding the pace of other memoirs by first ladies but not quite topping the performance of Bob Woodward's "Fear," which sold 900,000 copies its first day, per the AP. Go deeper: The most compelling excerpts from Michelle Obama's new memoir
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I was in analysis from 1988 to 1997, four times a week, lying on the classic couch covered in a Persian rug like Freud's own, in an office lined with bookshelves, anchored by a desk with a perfect orchid in bloom and offering a majestic view from Central Park all the way to the George Washington Bridge.
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When I stepped out of the elevator at the Wing ("a home base and social club for women in New York"), I could've been walking into any trendy New York City party packed with women in ankle boots and fitted overalls, held in a venue where the walls are lined with bookshelves painstakingly organized by color.
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" (The Post reported that there were no bookshelves in his office.) Explaining why he didn't place much value in reading, Trump said that he reaches decisions "with very little knowledge other than the knowledge I [already] had, plus the words 'common sense,' because I have a lot of common sense and I have a lot of business ability.
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Surrounded by a grid of actual record sleeves from Molina's Collection, "Mestizo"'s placement attests to the curators' organizational intent, evident in everything from bookshelves lined with vintage glassware grouped by color to the umbrella shapes positioned near Maria Hupfield's droopy, gray felt reproduction of an umbrella, part of her delightful "1 of 1: New York" (2019) series.
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On a recent tour of this sun-filled space, where bookshelves are stacked like boxes in a giant gilded hangar, Ada Romero Sánchez, the special collection and exhibitions coordinator, explained the need to show modern Syria so that visitors could understand how its rich and complicated history is tied to the tragedy of its civil war.
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On the Market 17 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper West Side, a two-bedroom, one-bath prewar apartment with a nursery off the master bedroom and a sunken living room with built-in bookshelves, in a nondoorman elevator building.
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But of course, "Full Disclosure" is more than just a rags to riches story -- because once it hits the bookshelves, the book could do serious damage to the Trump presidency, or at the very least, remind the American public about the President's potential involvement in a campaign finance scandal in the run-up to the November midterm elections.
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On the Market 21 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Turtle Bay, a one-bedroom, one-bath prewar co-op with beamed ceilings; a bedroom with built-in bookshelves and a desk; and a windowed kitchen with granite counters, in a doorman building with a gym.
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The bookshelves were full, the walls held pictures of Mr. Morrison's smiling children, and wherever there was space, Mr. Morrison had placed items of personal importance: a rugby ball from his beloved Cronulla Sharks; a shelf of Christian iconography, including a reference to Proverbs 3:5-6, which starts "Trust in the Lord"; and yes, the boat in the photo above.
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The Belen Hotel, as they call their home, a 703 boardinghouse for railroad workers that Woodman renovated himself, bristled with rugs and objects and artworks, but Chicago's office was spartan, with tall, rigorously arranged bookshelves, framed awards and certificates, and photographs of friends, including one of her mentor Anaïs Nin, whose best-selling diaries, first published in 270, were an inspiration.
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COSTS $6,088 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ____ 107 Seminary Street, New Canaan 55 WEEKS on the market $1,53,000 list price 7% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 3 baths DETAILS A 48-year-old semidetached condo with hardwood floors; wainscoting; a living room with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves; a home office; and a brick patio.
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On the Market 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Yorkville, a four-bedroom, two-bath prewar co-op near Carl Schurz Park with built-in bookshelves, a sunken living room, and a master suite with a walk-in closet, in a building with a part-time doorman.
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And when so much shopping can be done remotely, it's hard not to enjoy time spent at the apartment, which is available to visit by appointment, and filled, at the moment, with walls of bookshelves, a leopard-print sofa inspired by a couch Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé had in their Marrakesh home and the smell of Astier de Villatte's Opera incense.
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The installation is comprised of bright lights, padded benches, photographic portraits of Black female writers, a flatscreen TV with headphones to see and hear the artist speak about the project, a vitrine holding hallowed volumes such as Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God and Audre Lorde's Sister Outsider, and two large bookshelves laden with books and lush red flowers.
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They are held at the plantation-style clubhouse, inside the front door, 13 carpeted steps up the spiral staircase and to the right in what's called the library, a cozy room with bookshelves, a fireplace, a bronze sculpture of Bobby Jones and a portrait of Clifford Roberts, a club founder, painted by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who joined the club in 1948.
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As a paper collector myself — constantly surrounded by walls of bookshelves, stacks of press releases and checklists, and piles of my own notebooks and writings — Art on Paper offered an opportunity to see this material for its unique fine art potential, part of which stems from the magic of what can be built when pages are stacked together, torn in half, or maintained as delicate single sheets.
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Laissez-faire tags are common on social media; if I post an aesthetic photo of a book I'm reading on Instagram, I have over 23 relevant tags to choose from, such as #book #books #readers #reader #reading #reads #goodreads #read #booksofig #readersofig #booksofinstagram #readersofinstagram #readstagram #bookstagram #bookshelf #bookshelves #bookshelfie #booknerd #bookworm #bookish #bookphotography #bookcommunity #booklover #booksbooksbooks #bookstagrammer #booktography #readers #readabook #readmorebooks #readingtime #alwaysreading #igreads #instareads #amreading.
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One sees this, for instance, when Eggers writes of Mokhtar's childhood home in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco: There was no room in the apartment for bookshelves, but on a shelf in the tiny kitchen pantry, below the canned goods and above the shelf that held the pasta and Sazón Goya seasoning, Mokhtar had carved out a home for the books he'd found.
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Her two-room study is panelled in blond wood and skirted by a private deck; light streams through the windows, which look out on the garden; there is a wall of bookshelves, mostly still bare, except for some essential volumes, and among them was a novel I didn't know, "In Love," by the British screenwriter Alfred Hayes, which was published in the nineteen-fifties.
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COSTS $16,224 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 133 Ridgeview Avenue, Stratfield 7 WEEKS on the market $699,000 list price 3% BELOW list price SIZE 5 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS A 79-year-old house with a living room with built-in bookshelves and a fireplace, a kitchen with quartz counters and an island with a range, and a pool.
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COSTS $839 a month in maintenance LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ___ 18 Fieldstone Drive, Washington Township 7 WEEKS on the market $399,900 list price 5% ABOVE list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 23½ baths DETAILS A 34-year-old vinyl-sided house with a living room with built-in bookshelves, an eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a family room with a fireplace.
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COSTS $23,20143 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Houlihan Lawrence ___ 22014 Westview Road, Short Hills 214 WEEKS on the market $2402,695,000 list price 7% BELOW list price SIZE 5 bedrooms, 5½ baths DETAILS A 58-year-old house with a living room with built-in bookshelves and a fireplace, a dining room with a bay window, an eat-in kitchen with a beamed ceiling, and a pool.
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COSTS $9,107 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 2439 West 25nd Street, No. 219, Chelsea 2499 WEEKS on the market $2000,20 list price 13% ABOVE list price SIZE 21 bedroom, 2415 bath DETAILS A prewar co-op with a living room with a decorative fireplace, a wallpapered kitchen, and a bedroom with built-in bookshelves, in a non-doorman walk-up building.
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COSTS $2475 a month in maintenance LISTING BROKER Keller Williams NYC ____ 2842 Heathercrest Drive, Yorktown Heights 15 WEEKS on the market $399,900 list price 3% ABOVE list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 4153 bath DETAILS A 63-year-old house with a living room with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves, an eat-in kitchen, a finished basement and an attached one-car garage, on a half-acre.
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Such disorientation is embedded, like an alien fossil, in the oeuvre of the polymathic Toogood, 42, who has for the last decade created objects, furniture, clothing and residential interiors that seem simultaneously futuristic and prehistoric: chairs with backs like the handle of a garden spade; sparsely furnished Georgian homes with murky gray walls and metal cage bookshelves; oversize, genderless garments of boiled wool and ivory canvas.
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COSTS $23,22 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 28 West 2820th Street, No. 8C, Upper West Side 18 WEEKS on the market $1,395,000 list price 4% ABOVE list price SIZE 83 bedrooms, 1 bath DETAILS A prewar corner co-op with oak floors, a foyer, built-in bookshelves, and a washer and dryer, in a doorman building designed by Rosario Candela.
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Here it is: And here's how CNN's Jeff Zeleny and Maeve Reston described it in a piece for State, CNN's online magazine: When he moved into the White House, Trump's chief strategist removed the floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and sofa from his office and positioned his desk in the corner to make room for giant whiteboards that are lined up in four columns beneath the campaign theme: Make. America. Great. Again.
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COSTS $13,593 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ____ 270 Fifth Street, No. 1C, Park Slope 14 WEEKS on the market $1,650,000 list price 4% ABOVE list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A duplex co-op with a living room with 18-foot bookshelves and sliding doors to a private patio, an open kitchen and a home office, in a non-doorman elevator building.
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COSTS $20,721 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty ____ 81 Ocean Parkway, No. 5B, Windsor Terrace 17 WEEKS on the market $899,000 list price 14% ABOVE list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A prewar co-op with a combined living and dining room with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves, and an eat-in kitchen, in a red-brick, non-doorman, elevator building.
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To really give you a tactile sense of that obscene distance, here are various manifestations of Six-and-a-half feet, as indicated by the blue tape I have taped across several items in my home, where I live: Giannis could have backwards-jumped across more than 3/4ths of my enormous, wall-sized bookshelves, filled with my very prodigious collection of hard-to-read books to get space for that shot.
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COSTS $675 a month in common charges; $1,33 a month in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 41 Cat Rock Road, Greenwich 9 WEEKS on the market $1,253,22 list price 2200% BELOW list price SIZE 2000 bedrooms, 232 baths DETAILS A 25-year-old house with a living room with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves, a dining room with skylights, and a pool, on more than two acres in the Cos Cob section.
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COSTS $53,250 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty ___ 600 West End Avenue, No. 10A, Upper West Side 11 WEEKS on the market $1,103,000 list price 5% ABOVE list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A prewar co-op with 10-foot ceilings, a living room with built-in bookshelves, and a windowed kitchen with stainless steel appliances in a doorman building with a roof deck.
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He knew what those jubilant crowds did not know but could have learned from books: that the plague bacillus never dies or disappears for good; that it can lie dormant for years and years in furniture and linen-chests; that it bides its time in bedrooms, cellars, trunks, and bookshelves; and that perhaps the day would come when, for the bane and enlightening of men, it would rouse up its rats again and send them forth to die in a happy city.
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With a ready will and an open heart, I waded into the bookshelves at Barnes & Noble and commenced reading, and when I eventually emerged several weeks later, there was but a single thought in my head: I could not stand to read another book about a middle-aged man who is divorcing his shrewish wife and is also having a bunch of kinky sex with an enigmatic young woman, only it turns out that, while she is extremely hot, she just doesn't understand him.
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Score: 4.6Travel tips for Norway:I took my family of 6 on a trip to Norway, one of the most expensive countries in the world, for under $7,000This picturesque Norwegian town has so many more books than residents that roadside libraries and bookshelves line the streetsStunning photos show what life is like in the northernmost town in the world, where it's dark 4 months of the year and you're told to carry a rifle because of polar bearsAn island of tiny homes in Norway is available to rent for $3,500 a week.
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