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8 Reasons Why All Book Lovers Need To Go To A Book Festival

This kind of festival needs to be on your bucket list.

Hannah Parker
Mar 13, 2017
Stillwater, OK
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Book festivals truly bring book nerds together. Over the past weekend, I went to the North Texas Teen Book Festival in Irving, Texas, with one of my best friends from Maryland. I’d been to a smaller book festival in Texas before, but NTTBF was a whole new experience, and I absolutely loved it! The atmosphere of a book festival is so exciting and the bookish community really comes together. All book lovers should definitely try to go to a festival at least once in their life!

1. You get to meet people who love books as much as you do:

2. You get to meet your favorite authors, and get them to sign your books!

3. You can attend panels where the authors talk about their books with their readers and other authors

4. No one will judge you for being a total fangirl (or fanboy):

5. You can ask the authors why the hell they killed your favorite character:

6. You can get pictures with the authors (or just take stalker pics of them):

7. Publishers sometimes hand out ARC (advanced readers copies) of books so you get to read them before they hit the shelves:

8. You get to party all weekend doing what you love-- reading and talking about books!


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