How many books would you have to have to be able to do this?
I don't know if everyone can blow this up big enough to read the titles. I had a hard time with a few of them. So someone else did us all a favor.
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I agree that it's brilliant, but I bet plays havoc with the Dewey decimal system.
Kirk - If we decoded the Dewey decimals of the books, we... will have wasted a lot of time.
Now that is fascinating!
I have seen similar stories created from book titles and think it is very, very clever. And indicative of an excellent library.
What Elephant's Child said.
I had to copy the image, open in Paint to view, and am so intrigued by this that I'm now rethinking my own book arrangement. I'll let you know if I can even get two to make sense.
Seems like most creative people work harder than I do, but I do appreciate it.
Damn this was clever! I have a several bookcases of books. I should try it in my spare time - HA
BAF - It is.
Sue - This was a first for me.
Bill - What I said to Sue.
Shirley - Good luck. The gal that did this was a librarian. My guess is she did this at the library with LOTS of books to pick from.
John - Here's an idea for a new secret code. ISBN numbers.
Peg - What else have you got to do?!
I've seen this one on Facebook a couple of times. Some people have a lot of free time.
Kathy - Or a whole library to pick from.
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