Judy Berman of Flavorwire rounded up photographs of luxurious libraries in the homes of celebrities, such as Diane Keaton's, which is pictured above. Karl Lagerfeld's is astoundingly packed from floor to ceiling (and then some) with books.
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I was reading in a book that when shelves of a certain texture touch the covers of books the books themselves take on the properties of the wood. This has been scientifically proven using a parabolic strut attached to the electrical outlet. Once the two are combined a weird thing happens, Albert Einstein spoke of this, a spooky thing causing the two, the book and wood, actually become one in the universe. It is a very hard thing to see but if you look closely when you place a book on a shelf you will actually see a spark that travels the length of the books spine. This electrical spark actually contains all the information and can be readily captured and read. It really is a thing all librarians can attest to. Have you ever seen a librarians hair, what a mess! This is caused by the interaction of the skin and wood.
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I have a book!
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It would be interesting to know what kind of books that were contained in their libraries
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Yeah, and encyclopedia collections? What a waste of money. They are so ridiculously expensive and quickly become redundant. Nobody reads them either. I don't think they should count as part of a library unless they are accompanied by many other books.
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You can tell which of these are 'decorative' libraries by the lack of tables, comfortable furniture, and books strewn about. Diane Keaton's looks like it was built specifically to be photographed for home magazines.
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