I looked around for a thread like this...Don't think there is one.

Anyway, this thread is for us to post a list of the books that we own - the ones we have in our personal bookshelves (Literal or figurative, figurative in my case).

I will put mine up soon

EDITED: May 25th, 2013

Time for me to my bookshelf. Sorted by series, then by chronology of the universe: (Notes may have spoilers)

The 39 Clules: One False Note Good for a Book 2
The 39 Clues: Into the Gauntlet Great end
Stargate: Atlantis - Legacy - Homecoming Was okay
Face of the Deep: The Word Reclaimed Enough future history for me, great ship-to-ship battles and politics to keep me interested. Excellent book
Robot Wars: Death Trap Great
Ranger's Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan Great
The Underland Chronicles: Gregor the Overlander It was good.
The Quest for Truth: Taken Great
The Quest for Truth: Risk Great
Star Trek: Enterprise - Broken Bow Novelization on the pilot, pretty good.
Star Trek: Enterprise - What Price Honor? Okay, except for a handful of glaring continuity issues
Star Trek: Enterprise - Rosetta Good
Star Trek: Enterprise - The Good That Men Do Excellent set-up for Kobayashi Maru and the Romulan War miniseries
Star Trek: Enterprise - Kobayashi Maru Excellent
Star Trek: Enterprise - The Romulan War - Beneath the Raptor's Wing Except for occasional use of language and a few pages conflicting with my beliefs, it was good/great
Star Trek: Vanguard - Harbringer Good first book in a series
Star Trek: Vanguard - Reap The Whirlwind Really didn't catch my attention in terms of keeping my interest as the first book did.
Star Trek: Vanguard - Open Secrets Good
Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Valiant Great
Star Trek: Section 31 - Deep Space Nine - Abyss Great continuation of the DS9 "Relaunch" and keeping with the nature of the book being a part of the Section 31 miniseries
Star Trek: Section 31 - Shadow Good
Star Trek: A Time To Die 2nd book in a series of 2-book-2-parters, and does it quite well
Star Trek: Gateways - What Lay Beyond Excellent
Star Trek: Mirror Universe - Obsidian Alliances BLECH
Star Trek: Titan - Taking Wing Great tie-in to Nemesis, taking place a bit before the final few scenes of the movie and also being an "extension" of the movie itself
Star Trek: New Frontier - Treason 1st of the typical "2-parter books" that New Frontier is made up of, would be an okay 1st part to what could be the last book of New Frontier
Star Trek: New Frontier - Blind Man's Bluff Haven't read it yet, possible end of New Frontier
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Resistance Great story, though parts of it made me question if this would have made it as an episode
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Greater Than The Sum Excellent, managing to focus on one character's development while making it a good sequel to Before Dishonor and Resistance.
Star Trek: Destiny - Gods of Night Great beginning to a trilogy
Star Trek: Destiny - Lost Souls Excellent ending, while opening it up for the Typhon Pact miniseries
Star Trek: Destiny The three Destiny books all in one, so I finally could read Mere Mortals. All together, amazing
Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations - Watching the Clock Great temporal story, excellent conclusion to the TCW
Star Trek: A Singular Destiny Great continuation of the Destiny trilogy, while planting seeds for Typhon Pact.
Star Trek: Titan - Synthesis Good/great story, mixing elements of ship-to-ship combat, diplomacy, engineering, and exploration to keep my interest
Star Trek: Voyager - Full Circle Great start to the Full Circle Fleet storyline
Star Trek: Voyager - Unworthy Great. Character interaction as well as the Fleet project itself went well
Star Trek: Voyager - Children of the Storm Had no idea this would be the pre-finale to the Full Circle Fleet storyline. Great continuation of David Mack's Children of the Storm from Destiny's Mere Mortals.
Star Trek: Voyager - The Eternal Tide Haven't read it yet, end of the Full Circle Fleet storyline
Star Trek: Typhon Pact - Seize The Fire While losing my interest wholly when I originally read it, I finally read through it a few months later, while sustaining a "I-just-want-to-see-how-it-ends" feel.
Star Trek: Typhon Pact - Rough Beasts of Empire Excellent story, especially on the political side of things
Star Trek: Typhon Pact - Paths of Disharmony Okay/Good Andorian storyline, good tie-in to Vanguard, good political/Earth focus, great/excellent Picard family situation and Chen's assistance in that regard
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Indistinguishable From Magic I thought it absurd to jump ahead 2 years of what most of the other Destiny Star Trek writers were writing, and it turned out that I was right. While the story was excellent, the endgame and time jump to 2 years ahead ruined it for me
Star Trek: Cold Equations - The Body Electric Great ending
Star Trek: Myriad Universe: Infinity's Prism All 3 stories in it are great/excellent

Graphic Novel/Comic:

Star Trek: The Modala Imperative Okay/Good

Separate chronology:

Star Trek: Online - The Needs of the Many Like it now, but still likes the Destiny universe better

Non-fiction:

The Star Trek Encyclopedia, 1994 edition The first of three editions, I believe...
Star Trek: The U.S.S. Enterprise Owners' Workshop Manual Awesome source for what I call "Half-canon", details below
The Making of Star Trek: Insurrection Nice source, good to see how the movie came together, and why the movie went in the direction it did.
PC Gamers Magazine, May 2002 My sis picked it up for the Star Trek game inside, pretty good
Timeline of War: From Early Weaponry to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Beyond Not read yet
Star Trek: Star Charts Used in the Destiny timeline, haven't read yet

My usual classification of rating: (Along the lines of the following)

Lousy/BLECH
Poor
Okay
Good
Great
Excellent
Amazing

My classification of canon:

Canon: What is considered canon in that universe, i.e. Star Trek does TV and movies, I believe, as does Stargate.
Half-Canon: What I call the tie-in merchandise or whatever, like Star Trek's Countdown 2009 and Countdown to Darkness comics, which have no contradictions and are stated to be "canon" (Yes, I know that means nothing, but it usually means the content fits what actually is canon)
Non-canon: Even licensed products, like Star Trek's Star Trek Online and the Destiny universe books, are non-canon.

This is great. Now I can search a title and see what people think of it.

I'll post mine when I have a chance to catalog my literal shelves...

Oooh! I should post mine, though it would take me forever to compile. O.o

All riiiiiight, this'll be fun. I don't have very many books; I tend to use the library instead of buy books. But I have a pretty good-sized shelf...

*shrugs* Took me about 30 minutes to do mine.

Red Rain - Aubrey Hansen
Peter's Angel - Aubrey Hansen
Supervillain of the Day - Katie Lynn Daniels
Pretty Pretty Please: A Compilation of Poems - Abigail English
The Sword & Pen: The Poetry of Holy Worlds
The Dawnwolf - Mary W. Hills
In The Rain: A Collection of Poetry - C.N. Hansen
Mysteries of the Unknown: Mystic Places
Predators - John Seidensticker and Susan Lumpkin
Star Wars Character Encylopedia - Simon Beecroft
The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animals of the World: A Guide to 840 Amphibians, Reptiles, and Mammals From Every Continent - Tom Jackson
Mythic Vision: The Making of Eragon - Mark Cotta Vaz
Treasured Horses Collection - Deborah Felder; Jahnna N. Malcolm; and Susan Saunders
Tales Mummies Tell - Patricia Lauber
Scout: The Secret of the Swamp - Piet Prins
A Glory of Unicorns - compiled and edited by Bruce Coville
Best Answers To The 201 Most Frequently Asked Questions About Getting Into College - Mary Kay Shanley and Julia Johnston
Warriors (The New Prophecy): Midnight - Erin Hunter
Warriors: Rising Storm - Erin Hunter
Warriors: Forest of Secrets - Erin Hunter
Warriors (The New Prophecy): Starlight - Erin Hunter
Pendragon, Book Four: The Reality Bug - D.J. MacHale
The Warrior Heir - Cinda Williams Chima
The Thief Lord - Cornelia Funke
Chicken Soup For The Kid's Soul: 101 Stories of Courage, Hope, and Laughter - Jack Canfield; Mark Victor Hansen; Patty Hansen; and Irene Dunlap
Alice's Adventures In Wonderland - Lewis Carroll
Voyage on the Great Titanic: The Diary of Margaret Ann Brady - Ellen Emerson White
The Outsiders - S.E. Hinton
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
Flower Fairies of the Spring - Cicely Mary Barker
The Lord of the Rings (Collector's Edition, all three in one volume) - J.R.R. Tolkien
The Complete Sherlock Holmes - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Inheritance - Christopher Paolini
Isle of Swords - Wayne Thomas Batson
Fablehaven - Brandon Mull
Fablehaven: Rise of the Evening Star - Brandon Mull
Fablehaven: Grip of the Shadow Plague - Brandon Mull
Fablehaven: Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary - Brandon Mull
Fablehaven: Keys to the Demon Prison - Brandon Mull
Zeal Aspiring - Ophelia - Marie Flowers

I'd love to do this, but I have a lot of books (I pity the man I marry should God bless me with a husband).

My personal library (not that of my mom's which spans something like 6 book cases ) This is what I can recall from (mostly) memory (as I'm down at school and can't look at my shelf).

Five Children and It - E. Nesbit
Revolution - Jennifer Donnelly I won this in a drawing and I really-really don't recommend it. Though it's a YA book, there's drugs and alcohol and other such content...
The Writer's Journey - Christopher Vogler
The Sword and Pen - Holy Worlds
Penalty - Jay R. Lakewood
Peter's Angel - Aubrey Hansen
Red Rain - Aubrey Hansen
Firmament: Radialloy - J. Grace Pennington
What Lurks in the Forest - Bethany Faith
What Lies in the Dark - Bethany Faith
Battling the Unknown - Meg Christian
Where Fire Meets Sword - Meg Christian
To Know the Cost - Meg Christian
Illusion - Frank Peretti
Hangman's Curse - Frank Peretti
Nightmare Academy - Frank Peretti
The Case of the Frozen Scream - Thomas Haughey Really good! Almost unheard of, I got my copies from when my dad's childhood collection. They're about the grandnephew of Sherlock Holmes who's a Christian detective.
The Case of the Invisible Thief - Thomas Haughey
The Case of the Hijacked Moon - Thomas Haughey
The Door Within - Wayne Thomas Batson
Rise of the Wyrm Lord - Wayne Thomas Batson
The Final Storm - Wayne Thomas Batson
Ranger's Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan - John Flanagan
Ranger's Apprentice: The Burning Bridge - John Flanagan
Ranger's Apprentice: The Icebound Land - John Flanagan
Ranger's Apprentice: The Battle for Skandia - John Flanagan
Ranger's Apprentice: The Sorcerer of the North - John Flanagan
Red - Ted Dekker
Black - Ted Dekker
White - Ted Dekker
Chosen - Ted Dekker
Infidel - Ted Dekker
Renegade - Ted Dekker
Chaos - Ted Dekker
Lunaic - Ted Dekker
Elyon - Ted Dekker
Showdown - Ted Dekker
Saint - Ted Dekker
Sinner - Ted Dekker
Eragon - Christopher Paolini
Eldest - Christopher Paolini
Brisinger - Christopher Paolini
Inheritance - Christopher Paolini
Redwall - Brian Jacques
Mossflower - Brian Jacques
Mattimeo - Brian Jacques
Mariel of Redwall - Brian Jacques
Salamandastron - Brian Jacques
Martin the Warrior - Brian Jacques
The Bellmaker - Brian Jacques
Outcast of Redwall - Brian Jacques
The Pearls of Lutra - Brian Jacques
The Long Patrol - Brian Jacques
Marlfox - Brian Jacques
The Legend of Luke - Brian Jacques
Lord Brocktree - Brian Jacques
The Taggerung - Brian Jacques
Triss - Brian Jacques
Loamhedge - Brian Jacques
Rakkety Tam - Brian Jacques
High Rhulain - Brian Jacques
Eulalia! - Brian Jacques
Doomwyte - Brian Jacques
The Sable Quean - Brian Jacques

*blinkblink*

Sorry. This aint gonna happen for me. I just have too many personally owned books to compile in a list.

OK, there is no way I could list all the books I own on here, it would take days. However, I do have a couple posts on my WordPress blog that gives some pictures of my bookshelves for a general idea. (Though I have acquired several more since these posts)

http://mike92thoughts.wordpress.com/201 ... lf-tour-1/

http://mike92thoughts.wordpress.com/201 ... lf-tour-2/

Since I like to keep track of my books and just recently was working on compiling a listing of them, here's a pretty good summary of what I have.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bx5pi_JqbCwkaUt5RVNaTnVJcU0/edit?usp=sharing

EDIT: There's a few mistakes where author and book name don't match up right. Don't have the time to fix it now, though.

I have far too many books to list either - but I do have a goodreads account. I usually don't mark which ones I own, however. I do try to put up at least a few reviews out of the many I've read!

http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/5998 ... -noordhoek

And I generally friend anyone on GR.

Man... I'd love to do this, but it may take a while XD

Same here. I have quite a few books to list which is going to take me some time to add up.

Edited mine ^^^

No problem guys. Just whenever you have time (Or just put up part of it)

Here are some of mine:
Red Rain - Aubrey Hansen (haven't read it yet)
The Chronicles of Narnia (all-in-one edition )
The Lord of the Rings (all-in-one edition )
Beyond the Walls by Sarah Nilsen (our Cammie)
The Sword & Pen - The Poetry of Holy Worlds
Hatchet - Gary Paulsen (love this)
The Lost Art of True Beauty - Leslie Ludy (good read for young ladies)
Set-Apart Femininity - Leslie Ludy (similar to The Lost Art of True Beauty)
The Photographic History of the Rolling Stones
Summer Hill Secrets volume 1 - Beverly Lewis
novelization of Spider-man 2002 movie (this is cool)
A Young Woman After God's Own Heart - Elizabeth George
The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins (awesome)

Those are the ones that usually reside on the top part of the shelves in my room. There are more.

*should try this one of these days...*

I like Hatchet.

*Contemplates the process of listing such material*

I am curious as to which scrolls one should list here. I have a wide variety of fiction that I would be happy to list here (as seems to be the case for the majority), but I am also intrigued by Mike's posting of his Biblical Reference Library as well.

I guess I will consider listing those that would be most relevant to the World here and not such material that could be used for Web Development, such as "The Art of SEO" by Enge, Spencer, Fishkin & Stricchiola.

Alrighty. *cracks neck* I have...

Fiction:
Deception - Randy Alcorn
Flight of Shadows - Sigmund Brouwer
The Last Disciple - Hank Hanegraaff and Sigmund Brouwer
The Last Sacrifice - " "
Fuse of Armageddon - " "
How To Train Your Dragon - Cressida Cowell
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies - Steve Hockensmith (oh look, there's a bookmark in it... need to finish that one)
Inkheart - Cornelia Funke
Inkspell - " "
Inkdeath - " "
Red Rain - Aubrey Hansen
To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
The Preacher's Daughter - Beverly Lewis (yeah, was into Amish fiction when I was younger, don't comment )
The Englischer - " "
The Brethren - " "
The Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
The Merchant of Death - D. J. MacHale (reminds me, I need to read more of the Pendragon series)
The Lost City of Faar - " "
The Witness - Josh McDowell
Out of Eden - Linda Nichols (bought at the resale store cause it sounded interesting and haven't read it yet)
The Ale Boy's Feast - Jeffrey Overstreet
Hood - Stephen Lawhead (also haven't read yet)
The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold (...interesting is the only word I have for it)
Saving Cicadas - Nicole Seitz
Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson
Starfire - Stuart Vaughn Stockton
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court - Mark Twain
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - " "
The Zombie Survival Guide - Max Brooks
Black - Ted Dekker
Red - " "
White - " "
Green - " "
House - Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker
Eragon - Christopher Paolini
Eldest - " "
The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins
Catching Fire - " "
Mockingjay - " "
The Tales of Beedle the Bard - J. K. Rowling
Harry Potter series
The Lightning Thief - Rick Riordan
The Sea of Monsters - " "
The Titan's Curse - " "
The Battle of the Labyrinth - " "
The Tolkien Reader - J. R. R. Tolkien
The Lord of the Rings series
The Tribulation Force - Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins
Nicolae - " "
Soul Harvest - " "
The Indwelling - " "
The Mark - " "
Desecration - " "
The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide - Douglas Adams (only have finished the first book)

Nonfiction:
Original Intent - David Barton
Desiring God - John Piper
The Truth About Guys - Chad Eastham
Truth about Love and Just Being Friends - Chad Eastham
Multiply - Francis Chan
Praise Habit - David Crowder
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl (seriously, go read it. Now.)
Do Hard Things - Alex and Brett Harris
Dug Down Deep - Joshua Harris
I Kissed Dating Goodbye - " "
Boy Meets Girl - " "
The Fourth Fisherman - Joe Kissack (got it as part of a blogging for books thing, don't remember much about it)
The Cross-Centered Life - C. J. Mahaney (graduation gift, never read it)
Outlive Your Life - Max Lucado
How to Reach Your Full Potential for God - Charles F. Stanley
The Book of Matches - Alvin L. Reid and Ashley Marivittori Gorman
Wait for Me - Rebecca St. James
Pure - " "
The Case for Christ - Lee Strobel
Under the Overpass - Mike Yankoski


Can't tell you exactly the content on a lot of the fiction for sure, it's been a while since I read it, and I need to clean out several books (lots of the non-fiction and the Beverly Lewis books for sure), but there you go. I like lots of different things, big on fantasy and children's lit.