Here is a cool photo at Flickr (see http://flickr.com/photos/78462831@N00/330707780/) called "Books Make Room for Christmas Tree." In this photo, there are two stacks of books, leaning toward each other, providing a triangular shaped outline between the two stacks. Inside the outline (or behind the books) is a fully decorated and lit Christmas tree, with a very bright star on top. The person who posted the picture on Flickr describes it as follows:
"My toddler son inspired this photo, as he's starting to stack blocks on top of each other. So here is a pile of my books mimicking the shape of the Christmas tree (a grand fir), with a Moravian star hanging on top of the tree. Though the books don't necessarily have much to do with Christmas, some of them were Christmas gifts in the past, and Christmas is a great time to read, next to the tree, with a cup of hot cocoa, a fireplace, and friends and family doing likewise. Christmas is also about peace, and reading is one of the more peaceful activities I am able to find time for."
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