![DIY Bookshelf Tree // via 101 woonideeen](https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/1-kids-room-bookshelves.jpg)
Got a junior book collector in the house? Here are eight fun and original ways to display all of those colorful children’s book covers!
![Bookshelf Ideas for Kids' Rooms // narrow book ledge](https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/2-kids-room-bookshelves.jpg)
Narrow Book Ledge
via Carine Kaurin
Kid-decor blogger Carine Kaurin displays her baby’s books facing out on these narrow ledge shelves. A simple, elegant way to make the books the highlight of the room!
![Bookshelf Ideas for Kids' Rooms - Tree Bookshelf](https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/books2-charlotte-tree-shawn-soh-photo-alex-johnson.jpg)
Tree Bookshelf
via Design Artist
A magical tree filled with books—how cool is that? This bookshelf makes a statement fit for any child’s room. The books can be placed spine out, stacked, or leaned and complemented by a cherished toy or two.
![IKEA Hacks: Spice Rack Bookshelves](https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/5-kids-room-bookshelves.jpg)
IKEA Hack: Spice Rack Bookshelves
via Supergail
Built-in bookshelves don’t have to be expensive or custom-made. These clever shelves were made using $4 Ikea Bekväm spice racks and hung to be easily accessed by the smallest of the board book enthusiasts. Great for toy storage, too!
![;DIY Book Bin for Kids (made from a drawer)](https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/6-kids-room-bookshelves.jpg)
DIY Book Bin
via dejiligheder
Speaking of repurposing, how about using a simple drawer fit with short legs as a book bin. Position it at just the right height so kids can easily dig around for their favorite reads.
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Low-Lying Wooden Shelves
via A Cup of Joe
Oh Happy Day! blogger Jordan Ferney, at the time living in a 500 sq. ft. apartment in San Francisco with her husband and two sons, knows a thing or two about optimal storage. She purchased these low-lying wooden shelves from BOOK/SHOP for her kids’ shared room.
![Newsstand-Style Corner Display Rack for Kids](https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/books6-charlotte-mari-eriksson-vis-blogg.hsb_.se_.jpg)
Newsstand-Style Corner Display Rack
via Craft and Creativity
For the ultimate space saver, convert an entire wall to book storage, adding a lot of color and eye candy to a room. This style of shelving is especially great since it can make use of “dead” corners in a room, where no furniture would fit.
![Bookshelf Ideas for Kids' Rooms // bookshelf city playscape](https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/7-kids-room-bookshelves.jpg)
Bookcase City Playscape
Cityscape decals available from Les Enfants du Design for $65
Book storage doesn’t always have to be all about books. Here the shelves (two Ikea Kallax shelving units side-by-side would work nicely) double as a toy-car highway, thanks to a well-placed J’habite ici sticker by Les Enfants du Design.
Pictured at top of post: DIY Tree Bookshelf via 101 Woonideeen.