Guest post time! This is the first out of three guest posts I have planned for this month on the blog and I’m very excited for you to read them. Today’s guest post is written by Alex C Vick, the author of The Legacy of Androva Series (which you should totally read by the way). Read More
The Expectations of a Book Blogger
Let’s all admit it. Being a book blogger is hard. We spend hours and hours reading books, hours designing our blog so that it looks just right, and even more hours compiling blog posts. Read More
The Bookworm’s Guide to Decorating Your House for Halloween
I don’t know about you but I love Halloween. Between all of the movies I watch on repeat every year and the Halloween baking shows on The Food Network, Halloween is a close second as my favorite holiday. Read More
Writing Prophecies: How to Write Diversity the RIGHT Way
Hello everybody! I come here today with another Writing Prophecies post! It’s been a while, I know, but I’m back here with a post on how to write diversity in your book! Read More
What Makes a Good Book Blog // & Some Favorite Blogs of Mine
Similar to my post I wrote earlier this week about what makes a good BookTube channel, I decided that I would make the same post but with blogs! Since this is a book blog after all, it seemed like a good idea, right?
I want to give new bloggers tips and just let y’all know what I find attractive in a book blog! I also wanted to give a few shout outs to favorite blogs of mine because I want to share the blogger love. Read More
What Makes a Good BookTube Channel // & Some Favorite Channels of Mine
I decided that today I would make a post about what qualities a good BookTube channel should have. If y’all didn’t already know I have a BookTube channel myself and although I’m not an expert in making videos by any means, I have watched BookTube for years now and have noticed a few things that I like and dislike in a channel.
I especially made this post as a guide to help you start your channel if you don’t know where you should start or if you’re having difficulty deciding how you should approach BookTubing.
