It’s been a while since I got a Nookish out into the world, but I’m REALLY excited for this nook. Because LOOK AT THIS THING. I NEED IT. Does ANYONE not want to spend a snow day reading on this chair. I want to spend every day in this chair, lounging on these pillows, all bundled up. I’ve literally just spent 10 minutes trying to find this chair or something like it. Until I find it, I’m just going to stare at this picture and daydream. It’s the PERFECT place to read these books, especially because I find that, for me, snowy weather outside makes me crave books that are snowy too.
BREADCRUMBS by ANNE URSU This is a really great MG that involves the Ice Queen, so there’s plenty of snowy landscapes. But what I loved about this book is the characters and the heart. It’s really a story about friendships and childhood and outgrowing things.
DAUGHTER OF THE FOREST by JULIET MARILLIER Snow days are perfect days to curl up and and just GET INTO a book. Really immerse yourself. DAUGHTER OF THE FOREST is an excellent book for this. Mystical and gorgeous.
ODD AND THE FROST GIANTS by NEIL GAIMAN If your goal during a snow day is to read as many books as possible, you’d be well advised to start here. It’s about Norse gods and a permanent winter and a boy named Odd, and it’s so quick.
That chair looks FAB. I would totally curl up there on a snow day. NOW JUST GIMME SOME SNOWWW ;D
This nook is gorgeous! For snowy day reads I like a good mystery like The Snowman by Jo Nesbo.
THIS NOOK LOOKS SO COZY. I just want to curl up in that chair and read lots of books, preferably with a hot beverage close at hand and a crackling fire in front of me 🙂
Oh my goodness, I need this chair! I love it! I tend to like reading when the weather is nicer (though not too hot) because I’ll sit outside with my doggy. But this makes me want to curl up and read with the snow falling.
-Lauren
You picked two of the snow day reads I was going to suggest! A snowy MG read (Breadcrumbs) and a magical adult read (Daughter of the Forest). So let’s see…what to add to the list…*stares at TBR bookcase, because let’s be real, I need to read from that*
The Invention of Hugo Cabret (MG), Winterspell (YA), and The Price of Blood (A). They’re all wintery, magical, or literary, something to really sink into for a snowy day. Of books I HAVE read, though, I tend to revisit Jane Eyre in the winter, or any of Sarah Dessen’s books. Oh, and Narnia!
I LOVE this chair, btw. Did some digging for other wintery indoor places to read and cozy up, and I quite like this one: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/73/f9/d1/73f9d1ce77355ecea0a731f02ed7a3bd.jpg You can watch the snow fall!