Shelf Tour 3: night mode

I love Confessions, and Da Vinci’s notebooks, and Amphigorey… lotsa good stuff on this shelf. Slightly fewer books but a slightly more leisurely pace because it was Friday night when I recorded this. Thank you for watching!

[@bedhead9975]

Keep em coming!

[@leafyconcern]

You got it!

[@arkanlloyd8848]

this is neat, man. eclectic collection of books!

[@leafyconcern]

Thanks for watching! Eclecticism of chaos

[@henriqueribeiro248]

another great video, looking forward to the next one :)

[@leafyconcern]

Thanks for watching!

[@LegiterateStudios]

you've got a good collection leafy!

[@leafyconcern]

Come up and see it sometime!

[@dylanmorrison3731]

Hey leafy, I am also really enjoying these videos. I love your music books! The said book is on my list now :). By the way, are you still learning chess? I got interested in it again mostly due to a book I found called "the greatest ever chess opening ideas". It's a fun book with lots of history and understandable for a (bad) player like me. By the way, I commented on an earlier video about a manga I found that may interest you, but I believe youtube deleted it because it had a link. It is called mermaid town published by glacier bay books. I thought you might like it because it is described as a dream journal in the form of a manga.

[@leafyconcern]

Thank you for reiterating the manga rec. The chess book sounds very interesting, because I am also a beginner. I am still learning chess, but at a pace far shy of walking.

[@dylanmorrison3731]

@@leafyconcern Oh, sorry for repeating myself. I hope you enjoy it! I've had a lot of trouble with chess books because they tend to focus on boring stuff that will definitely improve your game whereas I kinda just want to have fun while being bad.

[@user-bt2qu8mk2t]

Please record a video for us about paper books, and do you read digital books?

[@leafyconcern]

@@user-bt2qu8mk2t I have read two ebooks:
-Go Set a Watchman
-Transparent things