In an age when the wealth of human knowledge and culture can be accessed through a tile-sized tablet, many people would assume that we no longer have any need for a library in the home. This does not necessarily indicate a decline in literacy. In fact, the members of Generation Y are the most avid purchasers of books. Not only should we not judge a book by its cover, we also shouldn’t assume it will be printed on paper. And yet, the printed book still holds its appeal as an artifact, a memento, or an artistic creation, and those who own these objects will want them displayed safely and attractively. (And if their physical presence inspires children to read more, so much the better.) If you have seen collections of books in other people’s homes, you may have noticed how they seem to reve...
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