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This Week’s Miscellany: Vol. 49 (Bookshelf Love/Project Simplify Edition)

April 12, 2013 By Haley 33 Comments

Do you have a favorite bookshelf? This is mine. I have a little bit of an obsession with clothbound books (the Coralie Bickford-Smith covers by Penguin are my absolute favorites.) It's been awhile since I told you about how I organized our home library and I want to talk bookshelves, but first, a confession. I am not even close to keeping up with my 2013 reading goals! Are you? During the month … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Bookishness, This Week's Miscellany Tagged With: bookshelf love, project simplify, this week's miscellany

Bookshelf Love: Our Library Shelves

September 6, 2012 By Haley 7 Comments

Since we started homeschooling our 3-year-old for Preschool our stack of library books has grown by leaps and bounds and started taking over our living room. I saw the idea to use IKEA spice racks as children's bookshelves that's so popular on pinterest and mentioned it to my husband. "I can make that," he said. He put them together and Benjamin "helped" paint them and now they are lovely and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Bookishness, Homeschooling Tagged With: books, bookshelf love, bookshelves, children's books, library, library books, reading

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Welcome! I’m Haley Stewart, a bookish mama of four and wife to a beekeeper. Writer, speaker, podcaster, and Catholic convert. Homeschooling, bacon-eating, and bright red lipstick-wearing Jane Austen aficionado. My first book, The Grace of Enough: Pursuing Less and Living More in a Throwaway Culture is available now!

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