Love to Read, a scrapbook layout about a child's love of books, by Paula Davis

Scrapbook Page Ideas for a Book-Loving Granddaughter

Creating a “Love to Read” scrapbook page is a heartfelt way to celebrate a granddaughter’s love of books. It’s more than paper and photos—it’s a tribute to imagination, growth, and the special bond shared through stories.

One day, she’ll look back at this page and remember not just the books she read, but the love that surrounded her while she read them. And that’s what makes scrapbooking so powerful—it turns everyday moments into lasting treasures.

The new title perspective 'Love to Read' https://www.bramblefox.co.uk/product-page/love-to-read was absolutely perfect for this layout.

From the moment she wakes up, books are never far away. They sit in cheerful stacks, line the shelves in bright colors, and sometimes even travel with her from room to room, tucked under her arm like treasured companions. She doesn’t just read them; she lives them.

Telling Her Story Through Scrapbooking

To create the layout i began by backing my 9 photos onto some patterned paper from the Simple Stories Book Fair Collection, under the photos i laid Salvaged Patina ink using the packaging technique, and also inked through stencil #97 https://www.bramblefox.co.uk/product-page/fox-cut-stencil-97-alphabet-soup

I wanted to create a border for my journaling so drew a border around the page to put this on.

To create the cluster i used items from the paper collection and added stars from the monochrome set https://www.bramblefox.co.uk/product-page/monochrome-stars

To complete the layout i added the Title perspective 'Love to Read' and added my journaling around the border.

Phoebe our little book lover, already writing her own story one page at a time. From tiny hands to big adventures, your love of books is just beginning. Watching you fall in love with stories is one of our greatest joys, storytime is our favourite time.

Thanks for taking a look and hope you get a little inspiration to use the items now in the shop.

Paula.