r/bookporn 1d ago

The Raven at the Ash Door...

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18 Upvotes

..is gonna catch these hands, cos nobody had the decency to put the number on the spine. THIS IS #3 IN A SERIES. IT LOOKED SO GOOD AND THE DESCRIPTION IS FIRE 🔥 BUT I DONT WANNA BUY 2 MORE BOOKS WHEN IM NOT SURE IM THAT COMMITTED 😭😭😭


r/bookporn 1d ago

Happy Monday! The Color of Water, James McBride

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17 Upvotes

r/bookporn 1d ago

My little bookshef

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11 Upvotes

The coziest part of the day has got to be right before bed, just picking out a good novel to dive into.


r/bookporn 1d ago

Two editions of Winterwood by Shea Ernshaw

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2 Upvotes

When you accidentally buy two copies of the same book, but they’re different editions and both gorgeous


r/bookporn 2d ago

My small collection. Trying to get more hardcover books.

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14 Upvotes

r/bookporn 2d ago

Book Haul!!

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48 Upvotes

Very excited about today book haul!!!


r/bookporn 3d ago

My daughter's books

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10 Upvotes

My daughter is in 2nd grade and looooves to read. These are just some of her favorites that we keep right in the living room. It's easy for her to grab them, and when her friends come over, they can spot them right away and read together. I just love that she loves books so much!


r/bookporn 4d ago

Completed some trilogy by pure coincidence ...

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24 Upvotes

r/bookporn 4d ago

The Sun Also Rises Earnest Hemingway

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31 Upvotes

Picked this up recently. My paperback was falling apart. If you have not read this I encourage you to do so. Very enjoyable.


r/bookporn 5d ago

Biblia Glossa Ordinaria. A 12th century Glossed Bible from Italy, containing the Books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, Circa 1150-1175. The oldest Biblical codex to date I've acquired.

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35 Upvotes

r/bookporn 6d ago

Crime and punishment

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41 Upvotes

I am currently reading crime and punishment and quite a blast I’m having. It exceeded my expectations. I was apprehensive of the possibility of not enjoying it after reading the many excellent reviews I’ve seen on the internet. Intellectually stimulating material. Genius yet simply curated. I would love to connect with people who have read it in depth or are currently reading it so we could discuss the characters in there. The storyline, I’ve determined, is of little significance to me at the moment. I’ve come to realize this is one of those books you would want to mull over with some other party. It’s so multilayered and I have so many questions. So do reach out if you are open to this suggestion.


r/bookporn 6d ago

Current read

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72 Upvotes

Currently reading this one. Pretty good so far


r/bookporn 7d ago

Our downstairs library

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179 Upvotes

In 2004, my wife and I had to donate nearly every book we had during a move to the USVI. What a difference a day twenty-two years makes.


r/bookporn 6d ago

Late Summer Read - Laurie Gilmore - The Daisy Chain Flower Shop

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7 Upvotes

🌼 Flowers. Fake dating. Slow burn. Found family. And a playlist that feels like sunshine. ☀️🎧

Some stories feel like sunshine through a flower shop window. Filled with fresh blooms, slow-blooming romance, found family, and the kind of love that arrives when you least expect it, The Daisy Chain Flower Shop is as comforting as a warm cup of tea on a spring afternoon.

Have you read it? 💛


r/bookporn 7d ago

One part of my bookshelf

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19 Upvotes

One section of bookshelf I got.


r/bookporn 7d ago

Getting the gang all together (All first/original editions of Broom of the System by David Foster Wallace)

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31 Upvotes

r/bookporn 8d ago

Saturdays Book Haul

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97 Upvotes

Books I found Saturday on my normal errand run!!


r/bookporn 8d ago

My collection of 268 NYRBs (plus a random shelf of classics & New Yorker magazines)

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45 Upvotes

Bookshelf is from Ethan Allen, acquired on Facebook Marketplace for a shockingly low price. Lamp is original 1920s brass from a local charity shop.
After posting a photo of this collection on the NYRB Classics subreddit, I got interviewed by Timothy Kenny and did an extensive home library tour of my several other bookshelves too. It's very long, but if you're interested, you're welcome to check it out.


r/bookporn 8d ago

Birthday Week Kickoff

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7 Upvotes

r/bookporn 9d ago

Sundays are for thrifting

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11 Upvotes

r/bookporn 9d ago

Inside my wardrobe.

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49 Upvotes

Going Tobe adding some twin peak stuff too to go with Venus de Milo. I do intend to get a shelf soon, hopefully for Deepawali.


r/bookporn 9d ago

Is it just me or are the old dark tower covers much more interesting

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27 Upvotes

r/bookporn 10d ago

i found an artefact

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39 Upvotes

r/bookporn 11d ago

Like this cover from , King it

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7 Upvotes

r/bookporn 11d ago

"To Walk the Night," William Sloane (1980 paperback ed.; originally pub. 1937)

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24 Upvotes

The first of only two books by Sloane, this landmark cosmic horror/sci-fi novel was influenced by Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan and prefigured Peter Straub's horror bestseller Ghost Story. (Art by Doug Beekman)