who is a person who builds a personal library as a hobby?
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I believe the technical term is "Bibliophile" or "Bibliophilist"
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hahah... maybe it will be like a video library... or just like a movie theater or something... or maybe just a children's library... he reads kids books...
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The library. Also, our local library has a used book store. These books are very inexpensive and they have a wide variety.
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an author.  more specifically a novel writer.
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Books! I have over a thousand in my living room.  all alphabatized and spaced out by author...separated by stuffed animals that start with the same letter as the Author in abc order. ie...I have a Hippo where the H authors start, a moose where the M authors start etc...I also have them all listed on a spreadsheet where I can sort them by Author, Title, Reading Level, or by who has any particular books of mine at any given time!...Does that qualify as an obsession?
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is this home work lol :) because we have to have a out let.. not all have hobbies... some think work is a hobbie
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Walk through the library and make notes.
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You can find one by going to the library, reading books on the subject and writing it yourself.
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I don't know for sure if they have detailed plans and measurements, but I'd check out the public library. Medieval History would likely have enough drawings and sketches for you to make up your own schematic. The engineering section might have something. I think Leonarda Da Vinci had made some plans and sketches, so investigate wherever they have him filed.\n\nAnother possibility at the library is the "Stagecraft" section. Trebuchets and Onagers have surely been used enough in plays and movies to have deserved some attention.
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The best place would be a library.
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Your best bet for this type of question is the library.
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Visit your local library!
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um ask the librarian?
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Check with your local library.
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ask your local library.
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your local library probably has test helpers
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try \n\nhttp://www.librarything.com/