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Decorating a Room of One's Own
Decorating a Room of One's Own: Conversations on Interior Design with Miss Havisham, Jane Eyre, Victor Frankenstein, Elizabeth Bennet, Ishmael, and Other Literary Notables | Becca Stadtlander, Susan Harlan
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What would Little Women be without the charms of the March familys cozy New England home? Or Wuthering Heights without the ghost-infested Wuthering Heights? Getting lost in the setting of a good book can be half the pleasure of reading, and Decorating a Room of Ones Own brings literary backdrops to the foreground in this wryly affectionate satire of interior design reporting. English professor and humorist Susan Harlan spoofs decorating culture by reimagining its subject as famous fictional homes and interviews the residents who reveal their true tastes: Lady Macbeths favorite room in the castle, or the design inspiration behind Jay Gatsbys McMansion of unfulfilled dreams. Featuring 30 entries of notable dwellings, sidebars such as Setting Up an Ideal Governesss Room, and four-color spot illustrations throughout, Decorating a Room of Ones Own is the ideal book for readers who appreciate fine literature and a good end table.
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Sarah83
Sarah83
Decorating a Room of One's Own: Conversations on Interior Design with Miss Havisham, Jane Eyre, Victor Frankenstein, Elizabeth Bennet, Ishmael, and Other Literary Notables | Becca Stadtlander, Susan Harlan
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Since I couldn't buy the fourth season of elementary in a local shop, I needed to buy it online... Accidentally two books came around aswell... #sorrynotsorry

readordierachel Those kinds of accidents happen to me all the time 😆 6y
Sarah83 @readordierachel it is really curious 🤣 6y
Moony Oh yes local shops are so dangerous 🤣 6y
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ReadingsByTheC
ReadingsByTheC
Decorating a Room of One's Own: Conversations on Interior Design with Miss Havisham, Jane Eyre, Victor Frankenstein, Elizabeth Bennet, Ishmael, and Other Literary Notables | Becca Stadtlander, Susan Harlan
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Hi Littens! Does anyone display their books outward like this? Do you like it or does it make your house seem like a store? Thinking of doing this in my living room in between two bookcases.

suzie.reads It would remind me too much of work. We display the books like this in class 😂 6y
ReadingsByTheC @suzie.reads So true! I hadn't even thought about being reminded of school. 6y
Mdargusch I don‘t display that way but I think it would make a great display. It would be a great place for TBR books, so you don‘t forget about them. (edited) 6y
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ReadingsByTheC @Mdargusch Great idea about TBR books! I'm always forgetting what I have since I have a teeny book buying problem. 😉 6y
PagesByTheWater I don‘t display my books this way, but I do have plans of displaying my daughter‘s in this fashion. Right now here‘s are displayed traditionally (spines outward) but some of her books are so thin, they have no spine to read! 6y
ReadingsByTheC @PagesByTheWater It would definitely be great for picture books. And easier for kids too. 6y
PagesByTheWater @ReadingsByTheC yes lol. I don‘t think it‘s a great way to store books in the long term, but visually, between two bookshelves you mentioned, I‘d imagine it‘d be a nice way to display TBR or seasonal books, or books you read often. If this is in an area with a lot of foot traffic it gives guests a peek at your reading interests. 6y
JLaurenceCohen I do in our nursery and we love it how looks. 6y
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Expandingbookshelf
Expandingbookshelf
Decorating a Room of One's Own: Conversations on Interior Design with Miss Havisham, Jane Eyre, Victor Frankenstein, Elizabeth Bennet, Ishmael, and Other Literary Notables | Becca Stadtlander, Susan Harlan
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I may be stress baking right now 😫

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Moray_Reads
Moray_Reads
Decorating a Room of One's Own: Conversations on Interior Design with Miss Havisham, Jane Eyre, Victor Frankenstein, Elizabeth Bennet, Ishmael, and Other Literary Notables | Becca Stadtlander, Susan Harlan
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King Arthur on Camelot 😆😆

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Moray_Reads
Moray_Reads
Decorating a Room of One's Own: Conversations on Interior Design with Miss Havisham, Jane Eyre, Victor Frankenstein, Elizabeth Bennet, Ishmael, and Other Literary Notables | Becca Stadtlander, Susan Harlan
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Since I've spent most of the day putting up pictures, building a bookcase (blister!), redistributing books and laying a rug, this book seemed particularly suitable!

julesG Now put your feet up 6y
erzascarletbookgasm What a gorgeous setting. Yes, now you can relax 6y
saresmoore Phew! 6y
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Kalalalatja 😍😍😍 I love this photo! 6y
Zelma Very pretty! 6y
LeahBergen This is beautiful, Moray! ❤️ 6y
Sarah83 So cosy 🤗 6y
scripturient Looks fab! 6y
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