20 (More) Art Prints to Encourage Reading

A Book Is Like A Garden by Matou en Peluche ($6.50)

Last year we rounded up ten reading related art prints and it felt time for an update. We're imagining one of these hanging in a reading nook or above your child's book shelves.

We've put together twenty in a range of styles and all are extremely affordable. If you'd like to purchase one, follow the links below each image.

Categories: Family, Artwork, Prints & Posters

Posted by Carrie McBride

As Apartment Therapy's Family Editor, Carrie covers design and modern homelife with children. A lapsed librarian, she lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two kids and is in contention to break the record for most hours spent at the playground.
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Comments (9)

SO beautiful!!! Have you all seen this one?

http://pinterest.com/pin/41752891/

Just more inspiration for a future reading nook.

We have the jobozarth read print in our living room and love it! She has some other great things too!

Keene State College has an annual children's literature festival, with a new poster every year (keene.edu/clf/shop.cfm). The Eric Carle Museum has great exhibit posters (carlemuseum.org/Shop/Art_Prints_Posters). There's also the American Library Association store (alastore.ala.org/searchresult.aspx?categoryid=157), and Owl Square Press (owlsquarepress.com/otpopr.html).

So many posters, so few walls!

What adorabe posters! And thanks Ohdeedoh for celebrating reading with your readers.

If you have room on your walls, please feel "FREE" to download the poster "Never Too Busy to Read" from my author website: http://www.lindalodding.com

Happy playing and reading!

Ohhh! So nice to see my work featured at Ohdeedoh!!!!!
(http://www.etsy.com/listing/29564256/love-to-read)

Thanks so much! What an honor!

We have this one in my son's room, and we love it. http://www.etsy.com/listing/64467476/imagination-v2

Cute! It’s a good way to encourage kids to enjoy reading.

Scholastic has a series of posters done by children's illustrators on the theme "Read every day. Lead a better life." (They also come in a calendar.) Some I like better than others, but there's a couple I like a lot. Best part is that buying them supports their Global Literacy Campaign. You can check it out here: http://www.scholastic.com/readeveryday/

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