Reshelve

Now, when I go into stores, I reshelve a few copies so that other audiences may have at least a brief exposure to it before it gets reshelved to Urban Lit. ❋ Unknown (2009)

For a moment I had the urge to simply reshelve the books myself. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Well, it may be classified as feminist literature, but if I were back in the bookshop, I think I would be obliged to reshelve it alongside Stephen King in the horror section. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A random act of literacy certainly won't inconvenience some poor bookstore worker or librarian who would have to reshelve moved books, and it won't force them to endure the complaints of some pompous literati wannabe who can't find Maggie Atwood's (does anyone else think she looks shockingly like Sir John A Macdonald?) latest SF slum trip where it "ought" to be. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Librarians use them to reshelve books, but no reason they can't be the shelves. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The other day I had to reshelve two dozen books that my son had wantonly pulled down, most of them volumes from college days. ❋ Marian Salzman (2010)

She calls on readers to "reshelve the book to where it really belongs", and "take a picture of your 'mission accomplished'". ❋ Benedicte Page (2010)

After he hangs up, I take the book and reshelve it in the Cooking section. ❋ Aryn Kyle (2010)

The special relationship is being turned on its head, with US peace activists following the lead of their British counterparts to launch a campaign to reshelve George Bush's new memoir, Decision Points, "where it belongs": in the crime section of their local bookshops. ❋ Benedicte Page (2010)

For some light entertainment after long days of protest, a group stopped by local Barnes and Noble to reshelve -- and photograph -- Bush's Decision Points in a more appropriate place in the store. ❋ Medea Benjamin (2010)