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Create a Book Nook for Your Child

by Johanna |
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I find something very comforting about being surrounded by books. I hope my children inherit that same feeling, so it’s important that they have a bookcase or shelf that’s their height where they can reach for their favorite book and have a moment to themselves. These bookcases are a fun way to organize your kids’ bedrooms and playrooms.

This type of bookshelf creates a convenient way to keep books facing outwards.

How fun are these peel and stick storage cubes?

Oeuf’s classic Mini-Library is perfect for storing books and toys, not to mention, one good looking piece of furniture. Snap!

The Revolving Bookcase by PBTeen provides a unique book tower.

What do you you think of these options? Have you seen any other great bookshelves? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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About the author
Originally from Canada, Johanna Lindsay, a photographer and stay-at-home mom, now calls New York City home. She lives there with her husband and three young children.
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  • http://projectnursery.com/ Pam

    Ohh, that PB Teen book tower is brilliant!

  • http://www.namesakedesign.blogspot.com amanda

    My son loves books and has several spots in his room where he likes to curl up with a good book. I found a great little library cart at a local thrift store for $8.50! I cleaned it up and painted it a glossy navy. You can pictures on my blog, http://namesakedesign.blogspot.com/search?q=cart.

  • Sandra

    The revolving bookcase is really unique and it looks very interesting and pretty, too. Every one in my family absolutely loves books and we just couldn’t get enough bookcases!

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  • Kate

    We do not use the bottom half of my sons’ closet, so I am planning on converting it to a tented reading nook with pillows, a light and a little shelf for his books. I think kids enjoy being in small spaces created especially for them.

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