My Favorite Place: My Living Room

My Favorite Place
Imagine a room full of books and somewhat messy. It is my living room, which may be not quite common. My living room is where I study and relax. It is also where I stay longest at home. It has accompanied me for approximately ten years and has seen my growth. It makes every day meaningful to me. Therefore, it is my favorite place without doubt.
My living room is a combination of ordinariness and uniqueness. My living room is ordinary to a certain extent, because most of common furniture of a living room is there except that the television was removed. However, it also has some elements of a study, thereby it is multifunctional and unique. Stepping into the room, one can see desks for daily study, bookcases, and shelves. Since I love books, books take up much space of the room. They flow from shelves and bookcases to everywhere you may imagine: on the desks, in the schoolbag I bring to school, and even sometimes on the sofa or ground. It is hard to manage hundreds of books, especially when I need to refer to different books. Sometimes I may say that I am submerged in the sea of books. At the back of the living room hangs a large world map. When I was a child, I liked standing on the sofa, keeping my eyes on the map and trying to memorize the names, positions and rough shapes of the main countries in the world. Sometimes I was even interested in their capitals and main cities. This world map might be the source of my interest in all kinds of maps.
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