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Cozy Reading Nooks for Your Kids

Find out how the comfort of a cozy reading nook can motivate your child to read.

little girl reading a book

Would you like to add an extra dose of motivation to your child’s day? It may be as easy as creating a cozy and creative reading nook. When you create a space your child loves, chances are he’ll spend more time reading.

Need some creative ideas?

Make Reading Comfortable and Fun with a Cozy Reading Nook

Some of our readers have shared photos of their kids in their favorite reading spots!

boy reading by a bookcase

An antique bed on a breezy porch? Perfect!

Boy reading in bed on a breezy porch

A good book, a soft rug, and a cozy blanket—a winning combination!

boy reading a book wrapped up in a blanket

Sharing a big comfy couch with a “reading buddy” is an extra special treat!

Boy reading on big comfy chair

And sometimes just having a quiet place in your own room is all that’s needed.

girl reading with cat

But there may be no more comfortable nook than the nook your child creates for himself!

child reading book on floor by bookcase

Don’t forget…even little kids love cozy reading nooks!

small boy reading on a soft rug

If you want to create an extra-special reading nook for your reluctant reader? Click to visit our Cozy Reading Nooks Pinterest board to see some really amazing reading nooks.

And if you’re looking for engaging reading material for your children to enjoy in their cozy nooks, look no further than our free downloads: Delightful Picture Books for Kids of All Ages and 200+ Chapter Books Your Kids Will Love! Download them below!

Have you created a great reading nook in your home? Leave me a comment and tell me about it!

Photo credits: @the.rome.home, @loveandletgrowblog, @raisingbravelittlearrows, and @thesimplehappylife

About the author

Marie Rippel

Marie Rippel, curriculum developer of the award-winning All About Reading and All About Spelling programs, is known for taking the struggle out of both teaching and learning. Marie is an Orton-Gillingham practitioner, sought-after speaker, and member of the International Dyslexia Association. When not writing or teaching, Marie can be found riding her Icelandic horses.

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