“Fill your house with stacks of books, in all the crannies and all the nooks.” — Dr Seuss. Many people love books. They love reading stories, getting lost in the characters, transporting to a new world and relaxing with a nice book in their hands. For all the avid readers out there, bring your love of novels to your home by decorating your safe haven with them. Yes, books are for more than just reading. To learn how you can use books as decor items in your home, keep scrolling.
Use as Your Nightstand
A majority of the time, you may find yourself snuggled in bed with your nose in a new novel. Well, bring the books to your bed by creating a nightstand out of them. This decoration item looks pleasant and is functional (the best of both worlds). While making your book nightstand, you are going to want to collect sturdy books that are preferably around the same size or level out to the same size. Hardcover books work the best, especially if you plan on placing items on top like a lamp, your phone, other books or any other decoration piece. Once you have all the books, it is time to start making them.
In the world of historical fiction, one subset that has always been popular is the “what if” scenario. Wars are an intriguing starting point for these stories, as it can be fun to go down the rabbit hole of alternate endings. What if Germany won World War II? What if the U.S. ceded the South to the Confederacy? What if the South had won at Gettysburg?
War Plan Orange was part of a series of color-coordinated contingency plans. War Plan Orange was specifically outlined by the United States in preparation for fighting a war against Japan alone. Though this plan was first outlined in 1919, it actually served as a template that the United States forces would use during World War II.
