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I'm Cal DuPort and my dilemma is that I have way more books than I'll ever have time to read.

Okay, so I felt personally judged when Marie Kondo told everyone they shouldn't have more than

30 books in the house. And then I felt personally seen when a meme popped up that responded,

you mean like on my nightside table? Now Kondo did clarify that if books spark joy, you can keep

as many as you like, which I most certainly have. But I would guess that she'd still want me and

you Cal to keep our endless supply of books tidied up in some way. So the problem of course is

that we want the next book on our list to be right in front of us, calling us, pleading with us to

open it and get going already. And once it's off on a shelf somewhere, it's really easy to forget

about it or put it off. So you've inspired me to solve this dilemma not just for you, but for me as

well because my side table is currently, I believe at nine books. So here's the rule for you for me

for everybody. You are allowed just two books on your nightside table, the one you're currently

reading and the next one up. The rest of the books that you're most excited to read should go on a

designated shelf on the bookshelf in the order that you want to read them separate from all the

other books on the bookshelf. There needs to be a space so that once you've finished your current book,

the next one slides up into that second spot on your nightside table and you don't feel like you're

going to risk misplacing or forgetting about a book that you know you really want to put in that

list. The love of fixed. Now the only problem is if you were more worried about finding the time to

read them, I'm not really sure I can help you there. That is a problem that I have and you're the

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