Stepping into the library of someone who has passed on can be very personal, and confusing. Who were you, that you have 31 volumes of Reader’s Digest condensed

Stepping into the library of someone who has passed on can be very personal, and confusing. Who were you, that you have 31 volumes of Reader’s Digest condensed books, shelved next to Josephus, a full matched set of the Waverly novels, a mixed bag of Dorothy Sayers paperbacks, and a nearly complete run of Boy’s Life from 1956-1961? I think the most respectful thing you can do with such a collection is to find people who appreciate parts of it, and pass the books on to them.