Shelfie [August 8]

Shelf #2: Cassandra Clare

Normally I do not section my bookshelves off by authors but, like Rick Riordan, I seem to have acquired quite a few Cassandra Clare books and the collection only appears to be growing. I will admit that I have kind of fallen off of the bandwagon with her work—I have yet to read the final book in her Mortal Instruments series or the first in her The Dark Artifices series—but she still remains one of my favorite authors and I love looking at all of her books together on one shelf!

Shelfie [June 6]

Shelf #1: Rick Riordan

At 21 books, Rick Riordan is my most read author, and probably most owned as well (do not quote me on that, though. I haven't counted my Harry Potter books in a while). Because of this, he gets an entire shelf dedicated to his work! I was first introduced to his Percy Jackson series through the release of the movie, and it was basically love at first... page. From there, I read the Kane Chronicles, moved on to the Heroes of Olympus, and recently picked up the first book in the Magnus Chase series as well. I have yet to read his newest book, but it is definitely at the top of my TBR!

Bout of Books 16: #shelfie

Today's challenge is to post some photos showing off your bookshelves!

- Some manga and my Alice in Wonderland collection.

- Rick Riordan and Cassandra Clare shelves.


- Contemporary (and some adult stand-alones in the corner).

- Completed series.


- Completed series.


- Completed series, incomplete series, YA stand-alones.

- Classics and nonfiction.

- Sarah Shephard, Lemony Snicket and J.R.R. Tolkein novels, as well as some Middle grade books.

- My Harry Potter collection.

- TBR.

- TBR.

- TBR.

What's on your shelves?