You knew that things would be different in your house once you and your husband were empty nesters. What you did not realize, however, that you would be spending so much time in the library. Sure, you have always liked to read, but once all of the piano books were put away and all of the teaching items were stored as well, the library, which also served as the music room for many years, is a very inviting space. As you spent more time in the library, you also found a new interest. You ar to sure what other people call it, but you have names your new interest bookscaping, and you love it.

What started as a simple repair with cloth book tape, you realized that you could create color coordinated designed with the books. With the addition of unique spine labels and various colors of cloth book tape, you have created a patriotic look for the first week in July and have plans to create a school color themed display for the beginning of the next school year.

Your husband smiles whenever he comes in and sees the you have rearranged the books yet again. He realizes, however, that this is far less expensive passion than other ways you could be spending your time.

Staying Organized Is a Constant Challenge for Many People

Libraries are special places. Whether they are in a home or in a public space, libraries continue to be an important resource, even in a time when technology is so pervasive. In fact, there are many studies that show that libraries continue to help level the playing field for families and individuals who may not have quite as many resources as others. Print books, for example, remain the most popular format for reading, with 67% of Americans having read a print book in the past year. In addition, 74% of Americans have read a book in the past 12 months in any format

From providing a place where patrons can always get internet access to the more traditional purpose of providing a book on a needed subject, libraries are dynamic spaces in many cities. As libraries continue to make sure that the books they have last as long as possible, however, there are many librarians who make use of cloth book tape, spine tape, and specialty labels to maintain and organize thousands of books.

Not surprising, there are also many home owners who want to make sure that they are using book tape and other options to create the perfect library settings in their own houses.