Most of my paperbacks are too worn for this, but...
Apr 9
2008
Meg sent me this book storage idea:
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_dbuJ0Y623s4/R_0-lB2vmmI/AAAAAAAAAvs/2Vw3cBiqqkQ/s400/sticklebook.jpg)
[From ApartmentTherapy.com]
The books are secured to the door with a contraption called a Sticklebook, and you can order one of your very own for around $30 (USD). According to their website, it works kind of like a kenzan (one of those pin-cushion-y flower-holder things used in Japanese flower arranging). One wonders if it might cause some damage, but it's certainly an eye-catching alternative to the standard bookshelf.
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_dbuJ0Y623s4/R_0-lB2vmmI/AAAAAAAAAvs/2Vw3cBiqqkQ/s400/sticklebook.jpg)
[From ApartmentTherapy.com]
The books are secured to the door with a contraption called a Sticklebook, and you can order one of your very own for around $30 (USD). According to their website, it works kind of like a kenzan (one of those pin-cushion-y flower-holder things used in Japanese flower arranging). One wonders if it might cause some damage, but it's certainly an eye-catching alternative to the standard bookshelf.
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