Sunday, February 22, 2015

2015 Book Blogger Love-A-Thon: Snapshots


The Book Blogger Love-A-Thon is hosted by Alexa Loves Books.

I wanted to do something creative for this challenge but was feeling totally uninspired. I consulted my very creative cousin Melissa for advice, and she came up with the idea to build a book pyramid. We were a little pressed for time and didn't get to build it as big as we would have liked, but we were still pretty happy with our effort:

Be sure to leave a link to your bookish snapshots! :)

16 comments:

  1. Awesome idea! It turned out really good :)

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  2. Cool Idea! I would do something like that but I'm too lazy to mess up my books even more than they already are. ;)

    Bruna @ Bruna Writes

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    1. I totally understand, lol. I had to reorganize my shelves anyway, so the timing worked out for our project. :)

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  3. I tried to do a house, but it kept falling over. I'm sitting thistle out, but I hopecyoull visit one of my other LAT posts.

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  4. Book pyramid!! Love it! I'm pretty sure if I tried this it would just fall over.

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    1. My cousin gets all the credit- she's really good at these kinds of projects. If I'd attempted it myself, it never would have happened, lol.

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  5. Your book pyramid is cool! I love the books you picked to make your pyramid with. Great snapshots! :D
    Stephanie @ My Bookish Itinerary

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    1. Thank you! We did have a few favorites that we wanted to make sure were visible in the pics. :)

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  6. THIS IS AWESOME! I would never have thought to build a book pyramid, but you did a phenomenal job with it. And it looks pretty high to me - were you going to go even higher? (That would have been so epic, I think!)

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    1. We did want to build higher but ran out of time. For the next one, we'd love to see how tall we can go!

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  7. I love this idea! How cool! This just proves how versatile books are: not only can you read them, but you can also use them to create magnificent structures! :)

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    1. I love bookish projects and would definitely try this again, but with even more books next time!

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