Or not in line, as the case may be with some of these topsy turvy bookshelf ideas!
Starting off with the craziest bookshelves of them all, let’s forgo the physical variety and go for the virtual.
Our top on-line bookshelves
Got a Facebook account? Try the Good Reads application! Post reviews, search and share a virtual bookshelf through your Facebook account with friends and family.
Don’t want to bother with Facebook? Shelfari is the site for you. Build your own virtual bookshelf, discuss, tag and rate books to your heart’s content. Recently acquired by Amazon.com in August of this year you can be sure this site isn’t going to move your bookshelf for a long while.
Trying to fill your bookshelf and need help? Try Abebooks, also known as “Advanced Book Exchange” this network helps you connect with independent booksellers across the country to find what you’re looking for, be it out of print, rare or just used. This site was also acquired by Amazon.com in August.
The funkiest bookshelves that could ever grace your home
Learn how to create an invisible bookshelf from Instructables
How about Unaboler’s hanging bookshelves?
Hexagons from Sean You Opus Shelving
Nerdiest bookshelf ever made from Marcos Breder
Need more? Check out Fresh Home’s gallery of 30 bookshelves mania.
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Goodreads isn’t just on Facebook, it’s an actual website.
The more sites I visit the more I realize that most of them don’t live up to their promise, but this one is different. I love it.