- as a bookshelf, bookstand,
cupboard and bookrack. In a library,
large bookshelves are
called "stacks."
Revolving bookcases,
known as
zhuanlunzang (Chinese:...
- retailers, and then book
retailers started displaying audiobooks on
bookshelves rather than in
separate displays. The term "talking book" came into being...
-
former social cataloging website for books.
Shelfari users built virtual bookshelves of the
titles which they
owned or had read and they
could rate, review...
-
available in
several colours and
finishes and a
width of 40 or 80 cm. The
bookshelves can be
coupled and
optional doors can be added. The
bookcases are sold...
-
square meters (363,000 sq ft). It
features floor-to-ceiling,
terraced bookshelves able to hold 1.2
million books, and a large,
luminous sphere in the center...
- thus
described as 'the only
river in the
world that runs
between two
bookshelves'. The term "bouquiniste"
appears in the
dictionary of the Académie française...
- "Johnny Cash – Cash: The
Autobiography of
Johnny Cash Review". Social
Bookshelves.com. July 11, 2014.
Retrieved July 13, 2014. "Johnny Cash
Reads the New...
- stucco-fronted
building houses such
interior features as
pedimented bookshelves, a
sundial window seat, and an upside-down
classical dome
serving as...
-
square feet and was
noted for its
bright lights and over 20
kilometres of
bookshelves. The
store was
founded by Jack Cole and Carl Cole, the
former owners...
-
Costs include purchase and/or
depreciation of
fixtures (clothing racks,
bookshelves, counters, etc.),
operating costs (maintenance, muni****l
service fees...
