bookrack

Now it is inhabiting the bookrack happily under Picasso's Lithograph.

"How-to-draw" books, displayed and available on a bookrack.

My first exposure to gay literature was on the bookrack of my father's small Midwestern drugstore in the 1950's.

The experts enlisted by the magazine suggested that a bed could be turned into an ottoman simply by sewing a skirt onto the mattress, and that by setting up a bed perpendicular to a bookrack, the latter could serve as a headboard or cupboard (shkafchik).

I filled these with compost from my worm composter, bags of compost that I had brought home from the store strapped to the bookrack on my bike, and soil I would surreptitiously dig up from the ravine behind my apartment.

Printed versions of the texts were placed in the classroom's bookrack, and computerized versions were made available at the computer station.

They included stools, chairs, picture frames, wooden platters, birdhouses, a metal pail, a watering can, a wooden CD holder, a wall shelf, a bookrack, flower pots, hockey sticks, a cutting board, a wash tub, and a table.

Buy a bookrack that attaches to the handlebars, and read while cycling.

IN 1969, in my small Montana hometown, I spotted a paperback novel on a drugstore bookrack that I knew I had to buy.