Oh my yes! Floor almost to ceiling shelves in every room except the bathroom and utility room. Fiction, non-fiction, classics, modern, foreign, poetry, plays, prose. Children's books to young adult to adult. Comfort books to horror, science fact to science fiction. How to books from cookbooks to DIY home repair to many types of crafts. Art books, coffee table books, books without pictures. So many books, the house rule is now "if you bring one in, you must move out two." New, recreational novels are read then donated elsewhere or I'd have to buy another house. Magazines live here, too. Oh, and books and periodicals at my office, too. (Books still in bins because there's nowhere to put them.)

I do. But it's hard to remember both titles.

I don't have a collection. I have a library. I collect books by Kathy Reichs, Anne Rice, Louise Penny, Patricia Cornwell, Jefferson Bass, etc. I do have a whole section of classics as well.

Growing up, I had more books than I had clothes. I did have to weed a lot of it during moves. These days I have a Crochet book collection, Ancient Egyptian (their art, culture, history, language), various books the Sciences including medical, for the Non-Fiction side of the library. In the fiction side of my library I have collections of Star Wars, Harry Potter, Tolkien, and various titles on fantasy and fiction. Huh... My choices don't really match each other. Oh well, I like different topics.

Yes. I used to have a much larger collection but I moved so many times I kept having to weed out. I have 2 shelves with authors who wrote in the 20's or authors who wrote about authors from the 20's. I have 2 shelves of books dedicated to artists and half a shelf dedicated to writings either by or about members of the Bloomsbury group. I have a shelf of female authors, whom I met. I have another shelf of esoteric stuff.

I have a huge book collection. I have a wide variety, but heavy in science fiction/fantasy (Margaret Atwood, George R. R. Martin, Philip K. Dick, Lev Grossman, etc.) I have a lot of classics. I enjoy graphic novels and comics, current faves are Bitch Planet and anything written by Scott Snyder. I buy and read all the Charles Bukowski and Kurt Vonnegut I can get. I mostly buy used books and enjoy hunting through stacks and boxes to find treasures for my library.

I love when I get to meet an author and have them sign books for me. Two of my prized books are ones I had signed by George R.R. Martin and Neil DeGrasse Tyson ???

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Yes. Russian section, greek and roman section, classical novels section and misc section ?

A large one. It would take too long to tell you about the ones I liked the best, and it would depend on when I told you.

More an amalgamation than a collection, but yeah, I have a few hundred with science probably the leading category, and religion/reason also well represented.

A group of books that I really enjoyed “A Song of Ice and Fire” by George RR Martian. It is an evolved story of War and fantasy with a base of realism drawn from medieval events all set in a very well thought out world that draws you in to the mythical lands called Westeros and Essos. The characters are deep and well developed with many dimensions to their personalities. The only series that come close is the Dune series by Frank Herbert and JRR Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings.

A small collection, several reference and a few waiting to read. I mainly give read books back to a charity shop.

After moving a # of times decided to weed out. They are so heavy. Have a bunch of Stephen King but not all. I think I have all of the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher. Harry Potter, Eragon and still many miscellaneous books, most of which I haven’t read. I still bring books home from the library and absolutely love my nook.

I do, though I haven’t been able to add to it since college so they’re mostly manga and young adult supernatural books.
My favorite would have to be the “Fallen” series. About a angel that chose love over God. So God curses them.
I started the series before becoming an atheist but still enjoy it.
I think I like supernatural books because they add pizzazz. It’s not just regular life problems.

A small collection and some books I've not finished yet.

I'll tell you about my "atheist" collection.

The Hitchhiker's Guide books are an inspiration for humanists.
The God Delusion
God Is Not Great
Letter to a Christian Nation
The Selfish Gene
Your Inner Fish

My other books are sci-fi or humor or math and technical stuff.

What about your books, Clifford?

Every book written by Raymond E Feist, in hardcover, most signed, getting the last few signed thsi month. Everything by Janny Wurtz, Robert Jordan, David Eddings and numerous others. Yes, fantasy nuts.

I am a book collector
I have some first editions and hard to find books
One of my favorite is a rare children's book called " Wilderness Champion"
Other favorites are first edition Dr Seuss books..
I also own and collect hard to find occult..free mason..witchcraft...political...and cookbooks

Not anymore, use and dispose. Music yes, digital movies yes.

I used to have thousands before I moved but I had to sell/donate them all. I only kept one for the plane. Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury. It's been my annual spring tradition since - Oh - HS? When I opened it on the plane a paystub fell out of it from 1990.

I used to have a research library of over 3,500 volumes. But I sold it to a lady who was setting up a used book store, because I was moving to another State, and couldn't take them all with me. It was mostly all history, anthropology, the natural sciences, biographies, and classics. I told myself I'd never accumulate another library again. But my problem is I can't stay away from used book sales. So now, I'm back up to about 350 books!

Yes, around 2000+ books. [librarything.com]

Yes. (Could only get a portion of the library in the picture.)

When I was approaching retirement , I bought a home to retire to . My ,"little," brother phoned our Mom and said to her , she should tell me to get rid of my books , before I move . When she told me that , I told her the , "new to me ," house I'd just bought , has a library , I'm not getting rid of any of my books . She and I had a great laugh . Many of my library shelves are double stacked , and I have three additional book cases , as well . When I was small , Mom located whatever public libraries were anywhere near where we lived , she'd get herself a library card , and each week , she'd borrow as many books as her card would permit , getting books for each of us , as well as for herself .

I have a small library with over 400 books. Almost all are fiction. Book collecting and reading is one of my pleasures.

I collect books by the British-Zimbabwean author Alexander McCall Smith. I particularly love reading The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency and 44 Scotland Street series. I also have art books collectibles from Phaidon Press. Recently, I have been collecting Gary Larson's The Far Side series which I mostly chance upon car boot sales and high street charity shops. Then there's hundreds of National Geographic magazines on the shelves, trivia books, and my childhood collection of Terry Deary's Horrible Histories series.