I don’t know about you but I LOVE themed holiday bookshelves. I feel like most of our children’s books revolve around the holidays or the “time of year”. Children’s books can be expensive so thrift stores like Goodwill or Salvation Army are good places to look. Amazon too! I usually get one new book per season, so it doesn’t seem that expensive. I’m going to be sharing my favorite St. Patrick’s day books that we love.
our favorite christmas books
One of my favorite Christmas traditions is picking out a new Christmas book every year. Our collection is really growing because I’ve been doing it since McKenzie and Kasey were born (2008!). If you do the Elf on the Shelf tradition it would be a fun idea to have the elf bring a Christmas book on the first night every year! Over the years you will begin to cherish all of your books and they can be passed down to your kids and grandchildren. I LOVE special little things that make the holidays even more meaningful. I thought I’d share our absolute favorite ones to read every year.
friday favorites | football season
Happy Friyay! I’ve been trying to do at least one Friday Favorites blog post every month. So here it goes for September!
spooky halloween books for kids
As I’m typing this blog post… I’m surrounded by four LOUD wild and crazy kids. Kasey is teaching the babies to say, “I like big butts and I cannot lie”. Mason just chucked the remote at his sisters head. McKenzie is asking me if she can wear her bra to school tomorrow.
This is my life you guys. I’m slightly obsessed with them.
BUT what you really came here for was to know our favorite Halloween books for kids!
friday favorites | old navy dresses
First of all, I wanted to say thank you to everyone who has been following my family’s journey the past two years. Yesterday I celebrated my two year blog anniversary! It’s so crazy that I’ve actually stuck with this little hobby of mine for so long. I hope there are many many more years to come!
This Friday I’m sharing some of my favorites I’ve been loving lately. Ya’ll know the drill 😉