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📚 3 Book Organization Methods I Discovered While Organizing My Child's Bookshelf I love books, but space is limited. Since children's books change frequently depending on their age, I try to organize them consistently and create a flow. ❶ Sharing with Acquaintances · Carrot Market · Selling Used Books on Aladin Books in good condition and popular It feels good to see them passed on to people who need them. So, the first method that comes to mind is sharing with acquaintances. Next, I clear out books by selling them on Carrot Market or at used bookstores. ❷ Donation Books that are difficult to share or sell, or books I wish more people would read My local library has a shared bookshelf, so anyone can freely leave books there and take them.☺️ There is also the National Library of Korea's donation program, *Chaekdamoa*. I think it is even more meaningful knowing that donated books become part of the National Library of Korea's collection or are re-donated to community children's centers or small libraries in information-deprived areas. ❸ Storage Study Books you aren't reading right now but might read again It looks like a great space to use for really good books that you inherited too early, or for when you want to reread them someday but don't have space to put them right now. I don't think organizing books makes you like them less. On the contrary, the books I really love become more visible and within reach.☺️📚 . #CornSoupRecordBook #인테리어노하우 #책장정리 #심플라이프 #정리수납