Today, I tackled the children's books. They were getting a little out of hand and I noticed that there were many books we had two of or we don't read (thanks to all the books leftover from teaching!). I thinned out the shelves and added several baskets for sorting some of our more specific toys (balls, blocks, vehicles, etc.) .
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Look how many we have to give away!!
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After the de-cluttering was done, we took all of our Christmas and Winter books out and put them in a large basket for easy access. I even added ones I'd like to read (again) this year: Miracle on 34th Street, The Lion in the Box, The Mitford Snowman, Esther's Gift, and Christmas with Anne.
2 comments:
Aww. I remember how exciting it was when my mother brought out the basket of Christmas books when I was little.
I did not know there was an Anne Christmas book! I am so excited! Thanks so much for mentioning it. Kelly
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