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Um, sorry if I wasn't clear, or maybe you really mean it....
I'm talking mainly about books that you're never going to actually finish reading, or read through. Ok, I can see that something like, say, a cookbook that you own and refer to often, can go back on to-read - but a book you actually gave up on and are *never* going to finish reading? Are you saying that you put *those* books back on to-read?
Believe me, I'm not arguing - it's fascinating to me to see everyone's different ideas on how to organize their shelves and their reading.
I'm talking mainly about books that you're never going to actually finish reading, or read through. Ok, I can see that something like, say, a cookbook that you own and refer to often, can go back on to-read - but a book you actually gave up on and are *never* going to finish reading? Are you saying that you put *those* books back on to-read?
Believe me, I'm not arguing - it's fascinating to me to see everyone's different ideas on how to organize their shelves and their reading.

Thats why its such a problen D:


I have my DNF and Abadoned (gave up after a couple of chapters) as exclusive shelves, which means they can't be combined with to-read, read, etc.
I see other folks have a separate exclusive shelf for 'reference' which means cookbooks, etc., that they'll never read every word of, and that don't fit on any of the three default shelves. I think that's cool.
How do you shelve these different kinds of books? Do you rate them? Review them? Put them on your 'read' shelf? Give them a date read (y'know, the field that makes the book count for the challenge if you're participating in it)?