Follow Friday

Friday Follow is a blog hop that was started by Parajunkee and Alison Can Read.  Each week a different question is posted by our hosts and we will answer!  This is a great opportunity for bloggers to network and interact. 

This week’s question –

If you had the money what would your own personal library look like? What would be in it? What colors, decorations, etc would you put in it? Suggested by The Realm of Books

Don't act like you've never thought of this before! My library would be a large room with french doors leading in.  It would probably be some shade of purple because hey! That's what I like.  The bookcases would all be different. Probably gathered from different estate sales and garage sales throughout the years.  I would dedicate different bookcases to genres and probably order my books according to author's last name.  I would have a fiction and non-fiction side as well as a section for my daughter's collection. We are currently reading the Junie B Jones series.  (Although it pains me to see so much of it in "kindergarten-speak", Junie B makes us both laugh out loud.)  Last, but certainly not least, you would see quotes painted on the walls throughout my library. My favorite quotes from my favorite titles, all in different fonts/script.  Like beautiful indoor graffiti.  Oh, and you can expect comfy mismatched chairs, quilts, and beanbags and a coffee table or two close to a window 'cause who wants to read on the floor?
- Christinabean

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