10 Bookish Blogs To Follow This Very Second
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10 Bookish Blogs To Follow This Very Second

Where do you get your book fix when you're not, you know, actually reading? These blogs are a good place to start!

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10 Bookish Blogs To Follow This Very Second
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If you're a book-lover who spends a lot of time online (like me!), why not combine those two areas by perusing some bookish blogs? From literary comedy to reviews to beautiful photography, indulge your inner book-lover with these 10 amazing blogs!

1. Macro Literature

Macro Lit posts everything book-related! Quotations, photography, reading suggestions: you name it, they've got it! They also do regular book giveaways. Score!

2. Literary Starbucks

This blog is where I go whenever I want a good, literary laugh! Literary Starbucks posts small vignettes of popular authors and characters ordering at Starbucks. They also have an upcoming book, which you can pre-order from Amazon here!

3. The Eggplant Emoji

The Eggplant Emoji contains feminist book reviews, criticism, and general musings. A wonderful resource for feminist book-lovers!

4. Go Book Yourself

Go Book Yourself is a book reccommendation blog set up in the format of "if you liked Book X, then check out Books Y and Z!" Conveniently organized and pretty to look at, this is a great blog to find your next read!

5. Bibliotheca Sanctus

OK, so this Tumblr isn't necessarily a book blog, but it's pretty close: Bibliotheca Sanctus is a collection of beautiful library photos! It's super cool to browse through a few pages of beautiful libraries from all over the world, and update your next vacation plans!

6. I work at a public library

Again, not technically a book blog, but something library-lovers will dig! Charming, hilarious, and sometimes horrible, this blog recounts stories from people who work in public libraries. Ranging from cute children to rude customers to downright bizarre encounters, it’s always good for a quick smile or laugh!

7. Book Storey

This blog's description reads, "stories about antique, rare and collectable books.” Gorgeous pictures of old and/or rare books, along with snippets of their history. A must follow for rare book fiends!

8. Bookloversity Reviews

This is purely a blog for those looking for to-the-point reviews! They generally review YA, paranormal, and dystopian novels.

9. Smart Bitches, Trashy Books

Smart Bitches, Trashy Books is a hilarious website where a group of women review so-called “trashy” romance novels. Some books are fantastic, some are complete duds, but the reviews are always great and sure to leave you in stitches!

10. 101 Books

101 Books is a man’s personal quest to read all of Time Magazine’s 100 Greatest Novels. He also blogs about current events and other book-related topics! Find good reviews of classic novels here, as well as just generally interesting discussion of bookish themes!

There you go! 10 book-themed blogs to check out next time you need somewhere to find your next book, browse some photos, or have a good laugh. What websites do you use to get your literary fix?

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