Tbr jar ideas

A TBR Jar is a must have for people with an overflowing and forgotten TBR. It's great way to help any reader chose your next read and it's so simple to make!

TBR jars are a fun and creative way to pick your next read. Use these 100 TBR jar prompt ideas to create your own TBR jar.

I've been wanting to do this for awhile, and it seems there’s no better time than a pandemic to get organised and crafty! (Before I begin, I mean crafty as in ‘arts and crafts’, not as in ‘going to pretend to have a limp and then steal all your money whilst you care for me’.)…

How to choose your next read? If you're anything like me, you know the struggle of picking your next read all too well. The shelves are overflowing and your to be read list (TBR) seems to grow faster than you can knock off books. But fear not, I've got you covered with some fun and creative ways to help you choosing your next read. From seasonal reading to the surprise of a TBR jar or the whimsy of TBR games, I've explored strategies to make your decision as exciting as the books themselves.

Supplies for My Project: -A See-Through Jar -Colored Construction or Scrapbook Paper (NOT cardstock- paper thin enough to fold easily) -Or you could use lined notebook paper and not deal with the hassle of measuring and sorting -A Pen or Pencil, Preferably both: Pen for book names and Pencil for measuring marks -A Goodreads Account with a shelf for your unread books -Or list out your unread books on paper and do it the old fashioned way. First of all, my inspiration for this project comes…

I currently have around 135 unread books on my shelves. I know - that's a lot. Somehow over the years I just accumulated more books than I could keep up with reading. I blame university, I was only really doing required reading for my course and hardly reading for pleasure. But I was still buying books and getting books as presents and eventually the humongous pile just kind of crept up on me. That's when I realised that I should probably be reading some of the books that had been hanging…

After watching countless videos regarding book jars I finally made myself one! I first ran across the idea after watching Jessica's book jar video on her youtube channel (priceiswong) and have made it my mission to make my own! You will not believe how many books that I have sitting on my shelf or on my kindle unread. It really is just crazy and something that I need to start tackling now! So I thought I'd create a book jar, document the process and reveal my finished creation. I wanted to…

Mads Lewis on Instagram: "What’s your fav KU book?? help me fill up my TBR jar. -all these KU covers are available on my website if you want to join me 🤗 first link in bio > covers are under the How-To mini books section- 59 mini books later ✨ I finally finished *a* TBR jar. as bummed as I was that my gumball TBR machine didn’t pan out, this method is going to work out better for me! Since I read with a mix of Libby, KU, Audible & some physical reads (sometimes all simultaneously😅)…

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