Eye Candy for Readers

I have a chaotic book system in my home. First, let's look at those photos:

A bookcase in my messy office A close-up of the office bookcase A tall bookcase in my, as I already said, messy office A box of books that are set to be sent to members of Books Lost & Found. [Hm. I'm trying to remember who asked for those Kate Ross books] Books in the first bookcase are, mostly, the "TBR" pile. I say mostly because there are some books that fall under 'Half-Read, Must Finish Some Day', some fall under 'Have to Read, Even If I Hated What I Read So Far', and some fall under 'Quick Reference Desk'. The tall bookcase contains books that I read and enjoyed, but need to give away/ donate to charity shops. I think. Oh, and some books that are waiting to be sent to various friends. [I need a secretary.] At bottom, there are games that are wondeful for those evenings when friends are over for some drinks and food. Yet there is no 'keeper' bookcase because they are still boxed. STILL BOXED! I couldn't find photos of book boxes that lined two office walls [you can see glimpses of white Staple boxes in the 'books to be sent' and 'tall bookcase' photos]. We didn't unload those boxes when they arrived from Scotland because a) this place is a temporary stay [the longest six-month stay; one year and still counting] and b) we were expecting to move into our house a few months ago, but the house sale fell through. Will and I agreed to leave them boxed in my [mostly unused] office, so when [not if, when!] we moved, we will have a library of our own. I can't wait because many of my favourite reference books are in those unlabelled boxes. *cries* [May I point out that Will has two massive book boxes of his own. So I'm not the only bibliophile in this place, I swear.] Be good, be bad & be safe