Who Will Win Our Book Shelf Contest?

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The forum discussion centers around a book shelf contest where participants showcase their personal book collections. The contest rules stipulate that each member can submit one photo of their actual book shelf, with the winner determined by the number of likes received. The contest concludes on July 15, 2016, and the prize for the winner, who must reside in the U.S., is either the showcased books or a $10 Amazon gift card. Notably, one participant highlights their collection of rare Spanish editions, including "Physical Chemistry" by Maron & Prutton and the "Chemical Reactor Omnibook."

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Have an impressive book shelf set up or rare books? Time to show it off! Take a photo of your book shelf or collection of books and see what happens.

Rules:
Must be your actual book shelf and books
One photo per member.
Photo with the most LIKES is the winner
Contest end is 7/15/16
Winner must be in US to receive book otherwise will be given $10 Amazon gift card.

Prize:
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Here is my collection as a junior year chemical engineering major. Not exactly impressive in size, but they're Spanish (Latin American) editions, so they might be interesting to some of you. Besides, Maron & Prutton (Physical Chemistry) and the Chemical Reactor Omnibook are kind of rare, so there's that, too.
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