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What generally happens is that books are grouped two to a shelf and then the memories that come from each one (and often the aspects those memories have) are entered into the label. How you group the books exactly is up to you.
The way I do the bookshelf text is like this...
Regret = 2 Winter + 1 Forge -> Repose; Winter
Hindsight = 2 Winter + 1 Scale -> Histories; Winter
with the two books on this shelf being "Lady Eva's Repose" and "An Introduction to Histories".
Thanks for helping me become a more organized librarian!
I think it has some advantage since you can consider them using a maladied soul.
Also, there are others wall art in the practice room that grant memory: sound et scent using a maladied soul.