Are you a book blogger who uses Instagram? Are you struggling to find hashtags that work for you? Do you want to up your Bookstagram game? This guide is for you. Last year I wrote a guide to Twitter hashtags for book bloggers. Now that I’m trying again to up my Instagram game, I realized… Continue reading A Guide to Instagram Hashtags for Book Bloggers
Seven-year-old Jesus and his family depart Alexandria and head to Jerusalem and home. As the young messiah realizes the power he holds, he tries to find the answers to his questions. What is the secret behind his birth? Why does he have these abilities when others do not? In the meantime, his family tries to survive the turbulent society.
Last month I participated in the #FinnFury October Challenge, which was hosted by Cait @ Paper Fury and Miriam (a.k.a. Finn) @ Miriam Joy Reads. Instead of doing a Halloween-themed challenge for October, they decided to make a challenge focused on one author they love: Maggie Stiefvater. See Cait’s post below for the announcement. View… Continue reading What I Learned from the #FinnFury October Challenge
Happy Monday, everyone! To kick off this week, I’m participating in a book tag. Neko Neha from BiblioNyan tagged me in The Entertainer Book Tag. They chat about anime, manga, Japanese literature and self-care. They’ve also started BookTubing again for a little while. So check out their blog for all their awesome content! Here is what… Continue reading The Entertainer Book Tag
Are you a book blogger who uses Twitter? Are you struggling to find hashtags that work for you? This post is for you. Evelina from Avalinah’s Books tweeted a wish for a resource of hashtags for new book bloggers, like the thread for new authors. I wish someone did this for #bookbloggers too, this is absolutely… Continue reading A Guide to Twitter Hashtags for Book Bloggers
Palm Sunday is in a few days, which means that Easter is almost here. It’s also time to start planning an Easter Egg Hunt, and it can be bookish. I went on many an Easter Egg Hunt inside my house because there was too much snow on the ground at that time of year. My… Continue reading 3 Types of Bookish Easter Egg Hunts
I’ve done a lot of book tags lately, so I might as well kill some of the happiness since tomorrow is the International Day of Happiness. This tag was created by PerformingBookFelf, and I was tagged by The Orangutan Librarian. Thank you for the tag! I’m both excited and nervous about my choices. These are the rules:… Continue reading Kiss Marry Cliff Tag
In a vein similar to unpopular opinions, I’m going to share books that I’m unlikely to read. I was tagged by Lucy-May at Writing Wolves a few weeks ago. Thank you for the tag, Lucy-May. It also looks like Marisa at littlespider9 created the tag. A Really Hyped Book You’re Not Interested in Reading? Zenith by… Continue reading Books I’ll Probably Never Read Tag
This looked like another fun tag to do, what with all of its crazy scenarios. I found this tag on Bella Blogs Because Books, and it was created by ReadLikeWildfire. I’m intimidated since I’ve never done one of these name-drawing tags before, but I’m curious about what’s going to happen with these characters. You only… Continue reading You’re Not Good Enough Book Tag
In the online book community, we often talk about buying and selling ARCs. As far as I’ve seen, most agree that it’s unethical. I tend to agree, but there are always new situations that make you think about this more, like buying and selling them used. I’ve been disturbed for a few years that the… Continue reading Buying and Selling Used ARCs
Cat on the Bookshelf 