Some people fuss over their slick music collections; I obsess about my mini-library. I regularly reorganize my entire collection by color, size, genre, origin of author, and origin of author's mother so that I showcase select favorites, because I'm crazy like that. Now, I can spare myself a little effort and crazy pills by highlighting favorite reads and covers with these neat book frames. It’ll also save effort for visitors who want to judge me in a hurry. Can be hung on the wall or free standing.

These Book City Jacket covers do a great job of protecting your last vestige of privacy in a very public world. Sure, all of your childhood friends can find out what you're reading by checking your Facebook and your boss can follow your Twitter feeds to know what you're not reading, but those people on the park/subway bench across from you will never know if you are reading about the polka, vodka, or erotica thanks to these covers printed at a small press in downtown New York. They're made from recycled paper, sized to fit almost any book, and feature the words "fiction," "non-fiction," and "favorite," but you can also add to the design yourself.

I've got a smartphone and while I try to remember to enter dates and details in it, I plain prefer my little notebooks. I especially love my little Moleskine notebooks and even more now that those clever moles have developed "My Moleskine." Cool new features on their Web site allow you to download your schedule, all your contacts from Outlook or your phone, your images, and even blog posts, and print them out to fit in your Moleskine. Handy feature for customizing notebooks for parties and wedding visitors.