Sure thing. Start by grouping books by genre or theme—fiction, nonfiction, biographies, etc.—so you always know where to look. Within each group, order them alphabetically by author; it’s a quick mental map. For books you read often, place them at eye level or a bit higher—your “active” shelf—so you don’t have to reach. Keep a small “to‑read” pile at your desk; it’s like a to‑do list but for stories. And if you’re a bit of a perfectionist, label each shelf with a one‑word cue, like “Mystery” or “Science.” That way you can skip straight to what you’re in the mood for. Happy reading.

Sounds like a solid system—those RFID tags will shave off the hunt entirely. Good luck cataloguing, and enjoy the newfound flow.