Organizing Home Library...using HOD
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 6:47 pm
Another recent thread about library organization can be found here. Really good advice on keeping track of books.
http://www.heartofdakota.com/board/view ... ht=library
But, I'm wondering how to physically organize my books. I am planning on organizing the books according to HOD guides (Little Hands, Preparing...etc). But what about the other books I already own and/or will buy in the future?
Here are some possible solutions:
1. Organize according to historical time period (ancient, medieval, american, etc)
2. Organize according to genre (bibliography, non-fiction, mystery, etc)
3. Organize according to who reads the book (mom's books, dad's books, baby books, kiddie books, older readers, etc)
So, I'm thinking that the bulk of the books will be organized according to historical time period. Fiction that doesn't have a prevalent historical focus will be organized by genre. Science books will be placed together, etc. Baby books and twaddly kids books can be placed in baskets somewhere.
Input?
http://www.heartofdakota.com/board/view ... ht=library
But, I'm wondering how to physically organize my books. I am planning on organizing the books according to HOD guides (Little Hands, Preparing...etc). But what about the other books I already own and/or will buy in the future?
Here are some possible solutions:
1. Organize according to historical time period (ancient, medieval, american, etc)
2. Organize according to genre (bibliography, non-fiction, mystery, etc)
3. Organize according to who reads the book (mom's books, dad's books, baby books, kiddie books, older readers, etc)
So, I'm thinking that the bulk of the books will be organized according to historical time period. Fiction that doesn't have a prevalent historical focus will be organized by genre. Science books will be placed together, etc. Baby books and twaddly kids books can be placed in baskets somewhere.
Input?