Your personal library (2 Viewers)

[Emma-Jayde]

I have 2 whole bookshelves full, double stacked, and about 5 more boxes in the garage because I moved and have nowhere to put them!! *Wails* I want my wall mounted bookshelves back! Plus my school books are on my desk, not in the shelves.
I'm not going to list every book in a series though, because I have so many. The number in brackets is the number of books I have in that series.

Isobelle Carmody
Obernewtyn Chronicles (4)
The Legendsong Trilogy (2)
Scatterlings
Billy Thunder and the Night Gate
Greylands
The Gathering

Ian Irvine
View from the mirror (4)
Well of Echoes (4)

Robert Jordan
Wheel of Time series (10)

Terry Pratchett
The Discworld novels (20)

Raymond E Feist
Riftwar series (3)
Riftwar; Serpentwar series (3)

Brian Jacques
Redwall series (14)

David Gemell
Drenai series (5)
Hawk Queen series (2)

Anne McCaffrey
Dragonriders of Pern series (5)
Harper Hall series (4)
Acorna series (7)
Brainship series (5)
Renegades of Pern series (11)
Crystal Singer trilogy

Roald Dahl
....I think I have them all, so I'm not going to list them....

J.R.R Tolkein
The Silmarillion
The Hobbit
Lord of the Rings (3)
History of Middle Earth (...quite a few...)
The History of The Lord of the Rings (4)
Unfinished Tales of Númenor and of Middle-earth
The Book of Lost Tales
The Book of Lost Tales. Part II
The Lost Road and Other Writings: Language and Legend before 'The Lord of the Rings'
Tales from the Perilous Realm
Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien
The Peoples of Middle-earth
Roverandom
Farmer Giles of Ham and the Adventures of Tom Bombadil

Shakespeare
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Macbeth
Othello
King Lear
Romeo and Juliet
The Taming of the Shrew
The Tempest
Twelfth Night
Hamlet
Antony and Cleopatra
The Merchant of venice
Much Ado About Nothing
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Henry V
Julius Ceasar
Richard III
Timon of Athens
Titus Andronicus
Coriolanus

J.K Rowling
Harry Potter series (5)
Quidditch Through the Ages
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

C.S Lewis
The Chronicles of Narnia (7)

Douglas Adams
The Hitch-hikers Guide to the galaxy (5)

Brian/Frank Herbert
Dune series (8)

Dan Brown
Angels and Demons
The da Vinci Code
Digital Fortress
Deception Point

Thomas Harris
Red Dragon
Silence of the Lambs
Hannibal

On my desk for school...
Brave New World
The Great Gatsby
Death of a Salesman
2 chemistry textbooks
2 physics textbooks
A dictionary
A thesaurus
Music dictionary
French dictionary
German dictionary
Past papers
Chemistry
Physics
Maths Ext 1
Maths Ext 2
HSC excel guides
Mathematics
Maths ext 1
Maths ext 2
Physics
Chemisty
Brave New World/Bladerunner
Frontline
King Lear

...I think that's it. Well, they're all the ones I can remember off the top of my head anyways...
And there's probably a whole heap of stand-alone books too, these are just the series or the ones written by the same author!!!

 

[jhakka]

Bumpness.

Seriously need to update my list. Would probably have almost 20 to add to that.

 

[fnkychk]

I must be the only person who loves reading but hates having books hanging around. I borrow from the library, and if I buy a book I always sell it or give it to the Salvos or something. My book collection of favourites has about 10 items.

 

[Ellie-Bee]

I don't own heaps personally but my parents own MASSES of books. I just grab some when I go home!

 

[Nashie]

I have a pretty big personal library when I think about it, but most is pulp fiction stuff...

-Empire series (Conn Iggulden)
-Most of Clive Cusslers works
-All of Matthew Reilly's work
-Various joke books
-cooking books
-Cloudstreet
-random tom clancys
-some classsics
-some shakespeare
-frankenstein
-3 dictionaries
-3 bibles (all from grandparents)
-first they killed my father (Ung)
-Looking for alibrandi
-lot os dvd box sets pretending to be books

 

[davin]

Clive Cussler:
Treasure
Inca Gold
Dragon
Sahara

now thats the best stuff on a listing i've seen thus far
(big fan of Cussler)

 

[Emma-Jayde]

I've made a few additions to my collection.
George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire
Robert Jordan's Knife of Dreams, New Spring and The World of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time
The first 2 books of Stephen Donaldson's The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
And I have a heap more that have since come out of storage... Lets just say I have 2 wall mounted bookshelves (totalling about 4m in length, with 2 shelves in each one), a small bookshelf on the floor and a hutch on my desk which is all shelves.
I ran out of space and have taken over a bookshelf in the lounge room too. :rofl:

 

[ameh]

Death's Men - Denis Winter

Frankenstein - Mary Shelley

Pamela - Samuel Richardson

Utopia - Thomas More

Native Son - Richard Wright

Les Miserables - Victor Hugo

On Giant's Shoulders - Melvyn Bragg

The Scarlet Letter - Nathaniel Hawthorne

Murder in the Cathedral - T.S. Eliot

Heart of Darkness - Joseph Conrad

Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte

Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov

Tom Stoppard: Plays

The God of small things - Arundhati Roy

A Walk to Remember - Nicholas Sparks [How embarrassing, really]

The Solid Mandala - Patrick White

The Vivisector - Patrick White

Possession - A.S. Byatt

Zarathustra - Nietzsche

The Orchard - Drusilla Modjeska

The Republic - Plato

 

[MissSavage29]

i must admit i love to collect books - and i'm pretty sure i've read everything in my collection bar one or two
so this is what i've got at my house here and what i can remember from home:

History Books

Leonardo Da Vinci
The making of the modern world - Condon
Mortal error: the shot that killed JFK - menninger
Modern history facts
Power and privillege - david christian
Who said what?
Inside Hitlers germany
The essential collection volume two - cowie
The essential collection volume one - cowie
Legal studies volume one - introduction to the law
A dictionary
More What If
Mortal Error: The Shot that Killed Kennedy
The 20th Century through primary sources
Western Civilization volume II
The west and the world
The age of extreme
The oddyseey - homer
The illiad - home
The globilization of world politics
Thucydidies
the hitler youth
experiences of the great world
italian dictionary
cassius dio
greek tragedies
the anicent world
oxford dictionary classical myth and legend
Ovid metamorphosis
The juganthian war - Sallust
Industrialist in the 19th
Mein kampf - hitler
inside the third reich
the rise anf all of the third reich
a long way from rome
World War II

Law books
Criminal Law - Bronitt / McSherry
Consitutional Law
Australian Consitutional Law and theory - blakcshield and williams
Australian guide to legal citation
Australian Consitution
principles of contract law
torts cases and commentary
law of contract
tutorials in contract
practical legal skills
laying down the law
tradition and change in australian law
the law handbook
Torts - butterworths

General Books

mary mary - james patterson
Love gone wrong
the anti spewmanti code
all of tommorrow when war began series
animal farm
angels and demons
the da vinci code
Deception point
digital fortress
the confessor
all shakespeare's plays
wild swans - jung chang
memories of a geshia
geshia of gion
looking for alibrandi
saving franscesca
the hobbit
the three lord of the rings books
we'll meet again - mary higgins clark
loves music, loves to dance - mary higgins clark
you belong to me - mary higgins clark
nighttime is my time - mary higgins clark
deck the halls - mary and carol higgins clark
babe bible
the new black - mia freeman
chicken soup for the romantic soul
how to walk in high heels
jane austins guide to dating
to kill a mockingbird
complete jane austin collection
The cocktail jungle
the little book of exam calm
the littel book of crap
the little book of excuses
the little book of girlfriends
the little book of beauty

theres a fair few history books i can't remember that are at home - but i'm actually quiet suprised with my little collectioin

 

[NRuus]

I just realised that i own at least 40 Star Wars books. I feel like such a geek! And thats only about half of the Star Wars books i have read.

I'm not going to list all the books I own because there are way too many, there is no room on the bookshelf for them so alot are in boxes and all over the house really.

Some of the books off the top of my head are:

Stokers Submarine
The Celtic Stone
While I Live
New Spring
Jarka Ruus
Princess
Emma
Jane Eyre
David Copperfield
King Solomon's Mines
Around The World in Eighty Days
Bollygum

Star Wars
Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Episode I journal: Queen Amidala
Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Shatterpoint
Labyrinth of Evil
Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
The Paradise Snare
The Hutt Gambit
Han Solo at Star's End
Han Solo and the Lost Legacy
Episode IV: A New Hope
Tales From The Mos Eisley Cantina
Splinter of The Minds Eye
Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
Shadows of the Empire
Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
Tales From Jabba's Palace
The Mandalorian Armor
Hard Merchandise
Slave Ship
X-Wing: Rogue Squadron
X-Wing: Wedge's Gamble
X-Wing: The Krytos Trap
X-Wing: The Bacta War
X-Wing: Wraith Squadron
X-Wing: Solo Command
X-Wing: Isard's Revenge
Heir to The Empire
Dark Force Rising
The Last Command
Jedi Search
Dark Apprentice
Champions of the Force
I, Jedi
Children of the Jedi
Darksaber
The Crystal Star
Before the Storm
Shield of Lies
Tyrants Test
Ambush at Corellia
Showdown at Centerpoint
Shadow Academy
The Lost Ones
Vector Prime

About 10 Enid Blyton books at least

That is the star wars books and the few book I can remember that I own. My sister and I have a large collection of books but I can not really remember many of the names because there are so many.

 

[MartinSpenser]

It must be said that my my personal library has vastly overtaken all of yours - as of this date, I currently have 1165 books in my bedroom; excluding any other books belonging to family members.
In my collection, that are such books as: Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler,
The Communist Manifesto by Marx and Engels, Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift, Dracula by Bram Stoker, Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, The Art of Rhetoric by Aristotle, The Republic by Plato amongst many others.
My ancient literature, Renaissance works and mediaeval literature exceed one hundred. My general 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Century classics exceed six hundred. I also have other Non-Fiction books ranging from Psychology to Theology and Philosophy.

 

[kami]

My personal collection has like...quadrupled since I last posted it up, the garage is half books, not to mention the bookshelves inside:s

 

[mr coolerer]

Yes my collection is growing steadily once i finish a book i get another one

at the moment it goes somthing like this

Stephen King
The Gunslinger
Drawing Of The Three
The Wastelands
Wizards and Glass
The Wolves of Calla
Songs of Susanah

The Entre Harry Potter Series

Matthew Riely
Area 7
Hell Island
Temple
Scarecrow
Hover Car Racer
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

Mario Puizo
The Godfather

Douglas Adams
The Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy (all 4 of em)
THe radio srcipst to the Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy

Richard Branson
Loosing my Virginity

Bill Bryson
A short History of Nearly Everything

Roald Dahl
All of his short stories
Some of his childrens books

George Orlwell
1984

Dr Karl
Most of his teen aimed science books

 

[tasha1188]

ok well i'll tell u all the books i can remember:

The Harry Potter Series
Princess Diaries 1-4
Genie From Down Under 2
3 Sabrina the teenage witch books
The Dawson's Creek Series
Deltora Quest 1 series and Deltora Quest 2 book1
Cecilia Ahern- P.S I Love You
The Magic Farawar Tree
Little Women
and a whole lot more which i cant name atm

 

[loquasagacious]

What follows is a rough list of my books, it excludes my fathers and obviously isnt a full collection of what i've read as like waf i frequent libraries.

Oh to outnerd everyone I read the entire Dr Who series.

Non-Fiction:

Tim Pat Coogan: The IRA
Francis Bennet: Secret Kingdom
W.N. Medlicott: The Coming of War in 1939
Ian Stewart: Nature's Numbers
Alan Dowty: Israel/Palestine
Neil Lochery: The View From the Fence: The Arab-Israeli Conflict from the present to its roots
Tabitha Jackson: The Boer War
Elwyn Spratt: Eddie Ward - The Firebrand of East Sydney
Robert Hughes: Fatal Shore
David Keys: Catastrophe
Robin W. Wright/Doyle McManus: Flashpoints
MacCallum: Political Anecdotes
Denise Leith: Bearing Witness
McGarvie: Democracy
Anderson: The Worlds Religions
The Penguin Book of Twentieth Century Speeches
Harrison E. Salisbury: 900 Days
David Thompson: Europe Since Napoleon
John Hutchinson: Modern Nationalism
Joseph Stiglitz: Globalisation and its Discontents
Nietsche: Beyond Good and Evil
David Horne: God is and Englishman
J.K. Galbraith: The Liberal Hour
Vance Packard: The Hidden Persuaders
Michael Young: The Rise of the Meritocracy
C.J. Adcock: The Fundamentals of Psychology
Alan R Ball: Modern Politics and Government
William Sargant: The Mattle for the Mind
Daniil Kraminov: The Spring of 1945
Bukharin and Preobrazhensky: The ABC of Communism

Haynes (Car Manuals): Volvo 140 series, CB/CC/CD lancer, G1 Integra

Textbooks: Statistics, Econometrics, Microeconomics, Maths

Fiction:

Morton Rue: The Wave
Isacc Asimov: Foundation, Foundation and Empire, Foundation's Edge
HG Wells: Men Like Gods, The War of the Wolrds, The Time Machine, Complete Short Stories
Wordsworth: selected poetry
Charles Dickens: Oliver Twist
JRR Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings, The Hobbit
Philip Jose Farmer: Riverworld, Dayworld Rebel
John Katzenbach: Hart's War
Leon Uris: Trinity
Roald Dahl: Collected short stories
Iain Pears: An instance of the fingerpost
Shakespeare: King Lear
Peter Pird: A Sheep called Pepito
Deborah Scroggins: Emma's War
Douglas Adams: The Restuarant at the End of the Universe, Life, the universe and everything, So long, and thanks for all the fish
Jack McDevitt: Eternity Road, Engines of God, Ancient Shores
Thomas Harris: The Silence of the Lambs
Mike Lunnon-Wood: Dark Rose, The King's Shilling, Long Reach
Orson Scott Caird: Maps in a Mirror

All Raymond E Feist
All David Eddings
All Bernard Cornwell: Sharpe books
All Terry Pratchett (inclusive of Good Omens)
All Robin Hobb
All Terry Brooks
All Anne McCathry
All Dragonlance

A range of trashy John le Carre, Tom Clancy, Star Wars, John Grisham, Len Deighton, James Cobb, Traci Harding, Craig Thomas, Jack Higgins, Dale Brown, various military books

 

[nwatts]

Hmm i'll never remember mine as the vast majority are lent out to people.

Adams - The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Adams - The Resturant at the Edge of the Universe
Atwood - The Handmaid's Tale
Bryson - Mother Tongue
Bryson - Troublesome Words
Burton - The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy
Dante - The Divine Comedy
DeLillo - White Noise
Capote - In Cold Blood
Elton - The First Casualty
Elton - Past Mortem
Eugenides - Middlesex
Eugenides - The Virgin Suicides
Gaarder - Sophie's World
Guevara - The Motorcycle Diaries
Homer - The Odyssey
Hornby - High Fidelity
Kafka - The Metamorphisis
London - White Fang
Shakespeare - Hamlet
Stoppard - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Swift - Gulliver's Travels
Plato - The Republic
Marquez - One Hundred Years of Solitude
Murakami - Kafka on the Shore
Ondaatje - The English Patient
Ondaatje - In the Skin of a Lion
Roy - The God of the Small Things
Thompson - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Thucydides - History of the Peloponnesian War
Tolkien - The Hobbit
Tolkien - The Lord of the Rings
Wilde - The Picture of Dorian Gray

Upcoming purchases include: Camus - The Plague, Pynchon - V, Kushner - Angels in America, and undoubtably many more.

 

[samantha_s]

Here's what I remember ^^

Jane Austen- Emma
Jane Austen- Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen- Mansfield Park
Charlotte Bronte- Jane Eyre
Emily Bronte- Wuthering Heights
Dan Brown- The DaVinci Code
Meg Cabot- Princess Diaries: Third Time Lucky
Agatha Christie- Murder on the Orient Express
Alan Dundes- Cinderella: A Folklore Casebook
Jasper Forde- The Eyre Affair
Arthur Golden- Memoirs of a Geisha
J.K. Rowling- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
J.K. Rowling- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Nicholas Sparks- The Notebook
J.R.R Tolkein- The Lord of the Rings

 

[walrusbear]

Upcoming purchases include: Camus - The Plague, Pynchon - V, Kushner - Angels in America, Wilde - Dorian Gray and undoubtably many more.

i read that last holidays
it's an amazing book
i'm up to tackling 'gravity's rainbow' next break

 

[marchetta]

The Bride Stripped Bare – Anon
It’s called a breakup because it’s broken – Greg Behrendt
Hamlet – Shakespheare
Cosi – Louis Nowra
He’s Just Not That Into You – Greg Behrendt
Macbeth – Shakespeare
Making up and Breaking up – Jacquie Kent
Looking for Alibrandi – Melina Marchetta
Kahlo – Andrea Kettenmann
Powerscape by Ariade Vromen and Katherine Gelber
The 20th Century Artbook by Phaidon
The Cambridge Enclipoedia of Language by David Crystal
And that’s all I can think of atm!!!!!

 

[Emph]

I am amazed that so many of you could be bothered typing up the list of every book you have. I am too lazy.

And to those of you who have put them in alphabetical order or categorised them... wow. Dedication.