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Continue reading →: A Simple Graduation Tradition Your Child Will Treasure Forever
If you’re looking for a meaningful graduation keepsake idea for your child, this is one of the sweetest traditions I’ve ever heard. I heard about this idea years ago and immediately loved it. It’s simple, thoughtful and , and something your children will likely treasure forever. The ideal time to…
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Continue reading →: Fun Ways to Pick Your Next Read (From Your TBR!)
Building your TBR (to-be-read) is one thing – but actually choosing your next book? That’s a whole different challenge. If you’ve ever stared at your stack wondering “What am I even in the mood for?”, you’re not alone. This post is all about fun, creative ways to choose your next…
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Continue reading →: My Reading Stats So Far This Year (2026 Update + Book List)
We’re more than a quarter of the way through the year, and I thought it’d be fun to share my current reading states, favorite books so far and how I’m tracking everything. If you love seeing other readers’ progress, book recommendations, or using Goodreads to track your reading, this one’s…
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Continue reading →: My Latest Thrifted Book Finds (and what is going to the top of the TBR stack)
I love a good thrift store book haul—there’s nothing better than finding great books for just a few dollars. Shopping for thrifted books and used books is one of my favorite ways to grow my TBR without breaking the budget. Here’s what I picked up this week! The Books Nora…
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Continue reading →: My Favorite Book to Movie Adaptions (Top 8 + To-Watch List)
So many of our favorite movies and TV shows actually started as books. And as every reader will you – the book is almost always better. As a general rule, I try to read the book before watching the movie or show. That doesn’t always happen (sometimes I don’t even…
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Continue reading →: Best of Books: 5 Personal Finance Books for Financial Freedom
According to a recent Bankrate survey only “47% of Americans indicate they have sufficient liquidity or access to funds to cover a $1,000 emergency expense.” Equally troubling is that “40% of people…couldn’t pay a $400 unplanned expense.” (source Secure Safe) Those are sobering statistics – and a reminder that financial…
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Continue reading →: Little Libraries – What They Are and How to Start One in Your Neighborhood
Have you ever driven through a neighborhood and spotted a small wooden box on a post filled with books? Maybe you’ve seen one in a park, outside a church, or near a community center. These charming book boxes are called Little Libraries – and they’re part of a worldwide movement…
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Continue reading →: One-and-Done or Long-Haul? Stand-Alone Books vs. Series
Have you ever stood at the library or bookstore and saw book 1 of 7 on the shelf? What was your reaction – excitement or overwhelm? The answer to that question probably reveals if you prefer stand-alone books or series. Some readers love the commitment of a long series, while…
Hello,
I’m Teri
Welcome to my book nook! I’m glad you’re here!
I’m married to Matt, and we have two sons that keep us laughing and on our toes. To paraphrase Buddy the Elf, “I love reading. Reading’s my favorite.” This website exists for all things books and reading. I hope you’ll turn the page with me and take a look around.