Converse of object

• have: I did notice a novel on the kitchen table, once, but they don't have a bookshelf.

Adjective modifier

• virtual: A copy of the book is retained on the PC's hard drive or the virtual online bookshelf.

• personal: In addition the site includes texts and browseable maps and also offers free online registration to access advanced services, including a personal bookshelf.

• own: And then there's my mother's bookshelf, which I often treat as my own bookshelf, too.

• small: The Chapel Library of spiritual books In the back of the Chapel you will notice a small bookshelf full of books.

• communal: A communal bookshelf where employees bring in books they enjoyed is a great way to get people talking about books.

Modifies a noun

• loudspeaker: The subwoofer unit is the size of a normal bookshelf loudspeaker, but it is really rather light.

• speaker: Normally in bookshelf speakers the height of the tweeter ( High Frequency or HF unit ) should be at head height.

• space: Whether you are running out of bookshelf space or are an overseas customer who needs a book fast, this is for you!

• system: But how many people will pay $ 1850 for a bookshelf system destined for the kitchen, bedroom or office?

Noun used with modifier

• enthusiast: An essential addition to any Formula 1 enthusiasts bookshelf.

• poetry: Meticulously researched but eminently approachable, The Faber Book of Twentieth Century German Poems is an essential new addition to any poetry bookshelf.

• kitchen: This book has actually earned a highly revered spot on my kitchen counter bookshelf.

Possessives

• child: This book is a must for very child's bookshelf.

• parent: I was fortunate to discover it on my parents ' bookshelf long before it ever occurred to my teachers to assign it to me.

• fan: A great read, worthy of a place on any Leeds fans ' bookshelf.

• developer: It should be on every SQL Server developer's bookshelf.

• anyone: Definitely a valuable addition to the wildlife record of the Islands and deserves a place on anyone's bookshelf.

Preposition: of

• anyone: All in all it is an excellent addition to the bookshelf of anyone really interested in planting for wildlife, conservation or landscape management.

Preposition: for

• year: It had been hidden in the back of my bookshelf for many years.