Where can I hide a book?

[Anonymous]

Buy a lockbox and put under your bed. That’s what we do.

[Anonymous]

In a pile of folded sweaters in your closet.

[Anonymous]

In the car, under a seat. Do the workbook when you are parked, alone, in the car at a scenic spot.

[Anonymous]

What is this book that’s so forbidden that it needs to be hidden? When will you ever read it—while crouching in the laundry room waiting for a load of clothes to dry? In the basement with a flashlight? LOL

[Anonymous]

If you hide it away and it’s a hassle to get through are you going to use it?

[Anonymous]

Ps I like the pillow compartment idea and was going to suggest pillowcase before I read that. Hidden in plain sight but still easy to access and easy to hide again.

[Anonymous]

Do you have an old game cabinet? Is there a box for a game or puzzle they’d never have interest in? What about a Costco box of chicken stock or the like in the back of your pantry?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Between the mattress and the boxspring. Near your head, not the foot.

LOL

[Anonymous]

In the bookcase.

[Anonymous]

Under your car seat

[Anonymous]

Tell them it’s a cookbook.

[Anonymous]

If u or your husband have a home office or file cabinet, put it in an old accordion folder with a flap, binding side down, along with other work-related reports or documents. If it’s labeled something like “Literature Review Sources” or “Project Management Training Class 2017”, no one will ever look in it.
Also, assuming this is a softcover workbook, consider tearing off the cover and title page so it’s less obvious at first glance what it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On the bookshelf. Seriously. Teens are nosy and snoop. I know my kids have been caught snooping and I used to do it as a teen as well. I never once went through the books on our bookshelf, though. I did snoop through every bag I found once when left home alone, so I'd pass on that.

Another place would be folded inside of a towel that is one no one ever uses.

There's also a thin wall safe you can purchase on Amazon for under $50 that looks like a piece of artwork.

No not all teens snoop. Some teens are busy with life, school, friend, and sports. Sorry for people who have noisy weirdos.

You don’t know many teenagers? Or weren’t one yourself?

Trust me, your kids know where everything in your house is located snd what you use it for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Between the mattress and the boxspring. Near your head, not the foot.

.. or of a guest rom bed no one uses.

[Anonymous]

Wherever you kids it, also put a cover on the book so the title doesn't jump out at any one, like and old school book cover or the dust jacket of a same-sized book.