Probably, you are stacking up your books in your room and everyday, you are increasingly finding it hard to keep them in one place – not unless you have a palatial house, in such a case you have space for a personal library. So instead of keeping your books scattered, why don't you neatly stack them up using decorative bookends? No, not plain bookends but decorative bookends.



This pair of metal (or wood) does a very good and compact job of keeping your Stephanie Meyer masterpieces and Anne Rice's classics upright. Since they are not the boring ones made of metal, decorative bookends would add a touch of class to your already interesting books.

If you are making a collection out of novels that have been constantly making it through New York Times' Best Seller list, then all the more appealing these decorative bookends should be. These bestsellers are pretty hard to come by – because thousands of other readers are all ready to grab a copy from you – so it's but proper that you take real good care of what you have right now.

Take Stephanie Meyer's Twilight Saga for instance. The four books (Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn) have been on the best seller list for months. As such, millions of readers all over the world have to wait for weeks or even months before they can have this set and call it their own. If you are one of the lucky ones who got hold of them first, then you might already have been prancing at the thought of owning this Stephanie Meyer hit. It's but right to display them – where everyone can see them – using decorative bookends.

Other Bestsellers

There are also other best sellers worthy to be kept in between intricate decorative bookends.

It looks like the world today is completely swept away by vampires and the strong emotions associated with them. Believe it or not, Charlaine Harris' Southern Vampire Series is also becoming a hit. This has been the basis of HBO's adaptation, True Blood. This seven-piece set revolves around the life of Sookie Stackhouse, a mortal who can read the thoughts of others.

Stephanie Meyer's new book, The Host, is also climbing up the charts. Unlike Twilight, the Host is her first adult book and its plot revolves around aliens.

Paul Young's The Shack was not eagerly received during its initial publication. As if by some miracle (just a fitting word for a book exploring a person's faith in God), during the summer of 2008, The Shack made it to New York Times' Best Seller List.

Who would forget Dan Brown and his runaway hit, The DaVinci Code? Well, the sales of its “older brother” Angels and Demons has skyrocketed since its movie adaptation is almost hitting the big screens worldwide.

After reading these oh-so-precious books, the next best thing for you to do is to take care of them. After many years, they would be hard to come by and will soon fall under the classics genre. So, while these books are still in excellent condition, stack them up through decorative bookends.