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Book Nook #11




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I thought this little nook was cozy looking while still being bright and cheery.  Love all those pillows.  I can almost hear the ocean in the background...
Book Nooks is a weekly meme featuring a collective gallery of pretty and comfortable places for book lovers to enjoy a nice read.
Book Nooks posts go up every weekend (we're counting anywhere from late Fri. through early Mon. as a weekend), so please feel free to jump in whenever you like, with your own post - that just means more nice things to look at!







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Comments

  1. Jo K3/19/12, 11:15 AM

    Hey, how nice you joined in! I love this spot, its bright and airy and look comfortable and secluded at the same time. If you want, you're welcome to add your link in the linky at Michelle's (The True Book Addict) or my post, so more people can see your pick. If you'd like the current linky code to include in your post, I can email it to you. Thanks for sharing this lovely spot!

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  2. The Brazen Broads3/19/12, 11:59 AM

    Hey, Pepca! I'd like that. I added the original code, but it's not right and I couldn't find the current. I couldn't join from your blog - that's why I went to the original!

    What a great idea! It's great!

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  3. Michelle Stockard Miller3/24/12, 7:43 AM

    I love that! Very beach chic. Sorry I'm late with my visit!

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