Organizing every single shelf of witch cabin cleanup library books is by far the biggest time sink in the entire game if you go in blind. Instead of squinting at individual spines across the whole room, grouping them by cover tint and slotting them into their assigned shelves makes the chore fly by. Here is the exact alphabetical placement for every volume in the house so you never misplace a tome again.
Sorting books one by one without a plan usually leads to messy piles and constant backtracking between corners. Spotting bright yellows, magentas, and rich purples right away lets you clear out the floor clutter before dealing with confusing dark blues and teals. Knocking out the obvious covers first keeps your workspace clean and cuts your sorting time in half.
Before you start shelving, clear some open floor space in the center of the library to stack books by primary cover shade. Having those piles sorted by rough color groups saves you from walking across the room every time you pick up a stray title.
Using the room layout helps pinpoint exactly where each theme belongs without guessing. Sorting yellow, pink, and purple volumes first gives quick momentum because those tones immediately stand out against the dark wood floors. The blue editions belonging to Stars & Astrology and Spellcraft look nearly identical at a glance, so keep those aside until the obvious books are tucked away.
Library Layout and Shelf Order
The shelves follow a clockwise loop around the room, starting right next to the Apothecary doorway. Following this path lets you place books in an orderly rotation rather than darting back and forth across the cabin.
The layout map highlights three simple starting zones: History & Lore, Charms & Enchantment, and Divination. Because these sections feature distinct cover hues, filling them up first clears immediate room on the floor.
History & Lore Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | History & Lore |
| Cover Color | Yellow |
History & Lore is the easiest section to knock out first thanks to bright yellow covers that catch the eye from across the room. Gather all 24 copies in this shade and line them up alphabetically on their shelf.
- A Brief History of Witchcraft
- A Chronicle of Magic Since the Beginning of Time
- A Codex of Ancient Tomes
- A Historical Account of Witches & Wizards
- A Record of Magical Inventions Throughout the Ages
- Accounts from the First Era
- Coven Politics of the Third Century
- Folk Tales from the Deep Woods
- Histories Most Mid Witches
- History, History and More History
- History, History, Lore and Even More History
- Lost Libraries Throughout Magical History
- Magical Calamities: A History
- Myths, Legends, and History
- The First Coven
- The First Spells in History
- The Great Witching War
- The Greatest Witches
- The Historical Lore of the Great Witch
- The History of Demons
- The Origin of Magica
- The Witch Trials
- Wand Warfare Throughout History
- Witching Events from Every Decade
Charms & Enchantment Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Charms & Enchantment |
| Cover Colors | Pink and magenta |
Distinct pink and magenta bindings make Charms & Enchantment another stress-free category to complete early. Sweep the room for these vibrant spines, pile them together, and place them on the designated bookcase in alphabetical order.
- 100 Enchantments You Didn’t Know You Needed
- A Brief Course in Charm Theory
- A Guide to Enchanting
- Amulets, Bracelets & Other Enchanted Jewellery
- An Encyclopedia of Charms
- Attraction via Charms
- Charms & Glamours
- Charms for Increasing Luck
- Charms for the Regular Household
- Enchanted Locks and Doors
- Enchanting for the Less Magically Inclined
- Enchanting Kitchenware
- Enchanting Recipes
- Enchanting Small Objects
- Enchantments Against Minor Inconveniences
- Everyday Charms
- Forging Enchanted Items
- How to Enchant a Broomstick
- How to Repair Charmed & Enchanted Apparel
- Lesser Enchantments for Greater Results
- Simple Charms for a Better Life
- Targeted Applications of Enchantment
- The Delicate Art of Un-enchanting
- Troubleshooting Charms
Divination Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Divination |
| Cover Color | Purple |
- Candle Wax Reading
- Divination and Its 7 Uses
- Faerie Fortune Telling
- Forseeing Is for Preparing Yourself for the Future
- How to Interpret Dreams
- How to Polish Your Crystal Balls
- How to Predict the Weather
- How to Tell the Future Quickly
- I Knew This Would Happen
- Omens and Their Meanings
- Palm Reading for the Visually Impaired
- Peering into the Future
- Prophecies & Predictions
- Reading Bones
- Scrying for Beginners
- Self Fulfilling Prophecies
- Tarot Card Techniques
- Tea Leaves and How to Read Them
- The Fates Never Lie
- The Third Eye
- Unlocking the Tarot
- Unreliable Premonitions
- Vague Prophecies and How to Write Them
- What Your Cat Can Tell You About the Future
Potions & Alchemy Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Potions & Alchemy |
| Cover Colors | Shades of teal |
Nearly all Potions & Alchemy bindings come in varying teal shades. Dim ambient room lighting can make a few darker spines look murky, so read the front cover text whenever you feel uncertain.
- 69 Taboo Potions
- A Guide to Potions and Their Effects
- A Short-ish Course in Alchemy
- Antidotes & Cures
- Brewery Production
- Caring for Your Cauldron
- Categorizing Potion Ingredients by Strength
- Concocting Success
- Elixirs of Youth
- Exploding Potions: The Ethics
- Extend the Shelf Life of Your Potions
- How to Manufacture Potions
- Minerals for Alchemists
- Poisons and Liquid Hexes
- Potions & Alchemy
- Potions for the Common Sicknesses
- Potions That You Shouldn’t Mix
- Potions to Get Sleepy
- Secrets of the Cauldron
- The Alchemist’s Almanac
- The Almost Entire History of the Alchemy
- The Apothecary’s Handbook
- The Eco Conscious Potion Master
- The Field Guide for Brewing Potion
Stars & Astrology Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Stars & Astrology |
| Cover Color | Blue |
Stars & Astrology volumes feature deep blue jackets that easily blend with Spellcraft books. Check the specific titles before shelving so you do not mix up books between these two blue collections.
- An Expansive Map of the Night Sky
- Astrological Signs with Examples
- Constellations Even You Can Find
- Eclipses
- Equinoxes and Solstices
- Horoscopes for Your Familiar
- How to Stargaze
- Mercury in Retrograde
- Meteors and Comets
- Phases of the Moon
- Planets and Their Personalities
- Rising Moon, Setting Sun
- Shooting Stars and Saturn
- Solar & Luna
- Start Charts for Witches on the Move
- The Complete Zodiac
- The Curious Witch’s Guide to Planetary Alignment
- The Dark Side of the Moon
- The Encyclopedia of Astrology
- The Moon and Her Moods
- The Stars, the Sun and the Moon
- The Wisdom of the Stars
- Thirteen Moons
- Your Rising Sign & You
Spirits & Necromancy Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Spirits & Necromancy |
| Cover Colors | White, grey, and black |
Monochrome covers mark this eerie collection, spanning crisp white, slate grey, and jet black. Depending on ambient shadows, some tones might look washed-out grey or faint olive green, making title checks handy.
- A Household’s Guide to Ghosts
- Afterlife Etiquette
- An Analysis of the Underworld
- An Encyclopedia of Ghosts & Ghouls
- Apparitions and Their Unfinished Business
- Banish the Banshee
- Dealing with the Undead
- Ghosts That Won’t Go
- Hauntings, Ranked by Severity
- How to Perform a Seance
- Necromancy 101
- Necromantic Rituals: A Compendium
- Polite Exorcisms
- Poltergeists
- Raising an Undead Army: The Foundations
- Raising Zombies as Servants
- Speaking with the Dead
- Spirit Orbs: A Record of Interactions
- Spirits and Their Temperaments
- Techniques for the Control of Spirits
- The Dead, the Living and the Difference
- The Ethics of Raising the Dead
- Undead Skeletons and How They Move
- What to Do If Your House Is Haunted
Curses & Protection Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Curses & Protection |
| Cover Colors | Red and salmon |
Red and soft salmon shades define the Curses & Protection section. A couple of these bindings resemble the brownish-orange covers found in Magical Creatures, so confirm the titles before sliding them onto the shelf.
- 10 Wards for the Everyday Witch
- A Nearly Complete Register of Cursed Objects
- An Encyclopedia of Petty Curses
- An Introduction to Cursing & Hexing
- Breaking the Curse: 101 Methods
- Counter-Counter-Curses
- Counter-Curses
- Countering Evil Eye
- Curse Breaking for the Regularly Hexed
- Curses & Compensation
- Dark Pacts for the Beginner Witch
- Forensic Curse Analysis
- Forgotten Curses
- Hex Protection with Wards
- Hexes and How to Undo Them
- How to Draw Protective Circles
- How to Jinx
- How to Protect Yourself from Hexes and Dark Magic
- How to Tell If You Are Cursed
- Lost Hexes and Regular Curses
- Protection Against Curses
- The Curse Compendium
- The Dark Grimoire: Hexes & Curses
- Unforgettable Curses
Spellcraft Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Spellcraft |
| Cover Color | Blue |
Because Spellcraft books use the same blue palette as Stars & Astrology, telling them apart by eyesight alone is tricky. It is best to hold off on these until the clearer sections of your library are already sorted.
- A Book of Spells
- An Encyclopedia of Mediocre Spells
- Another Book of Spells
- Casting Failures
- Casting Silently
- Healing Magic for Beginners
- Household Spells
- How to Use a Wand
- Incantations to Avoid
- Initial Incantations
- Intermediate Incantation
- Interstellar Incantation
- Levitation with Spells
- Reversal Spells
- Spell Components
- Spellcrafting Fundamentals
- Spells ‘n’ Stuff
- Spells That Ignore the Laws of Physics
- The Final Compendium of Improvised Magic
- The Left-Handed Witches’ Spellbook
- The Spellcaster’s Grimoire
- The Spellcaster’s Guide to Pronunciation
- The Witches’ Grimoire
- Theoretical Magic
Magical Creatures Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Magical Creatures |
| Cover Colors | Orange, reddish, and brown |
You will spot earthy orange, muted red, and warm brown bindings in the Magical Creatures collection. Some spines can easily be mistaken for Curses & Protection books, so glance over the title text before filing them away.
- 101 Fearful Creatures of the Night
- A Bestiary
- A Compendium of Extinct Magical Beasts
- A Detailed Description of Most Monsters
- A Field Guide to Monters
- A Quickstart Guide to Familiars
- An Encyclopedia of Cute Monsters
- Another Bestiary
- Cats and Why They Stare
- Dragon, Wyvern, or Wyrm?
- Dragons and Their Behaviours
- Dragons: Why the Long Face?
- Feeding Your Familiar
- Forbidden Beasts and Where to Not Find Them
- How to Care for a Phoenix
- How to Care for Your Toad
- How to Train Your Cat
- Insects: Not Always So Small
- Monsters Illustrated
- Notes on Magical Creatures
- Owls & Omens
- Snails and Slow Magic
- The Ecology of Magical Creatures
- Winged Creatures and Their Flight Patterns
Herbalism & Botany Books
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Category | Herbalism & Botany |
| Cover Color | Green |
Verdant green covers make Herbalism & Botany books straightforward to single out. A few might take on a deeper, shadowy look under lower light, but their green tone remains easily identifiable overall.
- A Compendium of Carnivorous Plants
- A Herbalist’s Field Guide
- A Practical Guide to Herbalism & Botany
- A Tierlist of All Plants
- Botany
- Controlling Ivy and Other Vine
- Flowers & Plants
- Fungi and Mushrooms
- Greenhouse Keeping
- Herbal 101
- Herbal Remedies
- Herbalism for City Witches
- How to Hoe
- In Defence of Weeds
- Mandrake Wrangling
- Moonlight Gardening
- Plants That Might Kill You
- Pocket Herbology
- Poisonous Plants
- Roots, Barks and Moss
- Seeds and Saplings
- Specific Rules for Midnight Harvests
- The Book of Botany
- The Goth Garden
Every book list above keeps the exact in-game wording, grammar, and punctuation intact. The lists treat initial articles such as A, An, and The as the first sorting word, matching how titles are indexed directly in the game world.
Standard library cataloging often ignores leading articles to alphabetize by the subsequent noun. If you prefer filing titles without initial articles, books such as The Alchemist’s Almanac would shift over under the letter A rather than T.
Keeping leading articles intact matches the raw text displayed in the cabin. Sorting by the literal first character saves you from having to mentally strip words while holding a stack of books.
Some players find skipping A, An, and The makes finding specific books more intuitive when so many start with identical words. Either sorting philosophy works, provided you stay consistent across each category.
Use cover colors to build your floor piles first, then check titles against these lists for a tidy, frustration-free library.