Top 25 Book Blogs 2019

Visit thebooksmugglers.com right now for some truly interesting contents about books and the like. Some examples include “I LOVE YOU SO MOCHI: Sarah Kuhn on Inspirations & Influences (and a giveaway),” “Over at Kirkus: MIDDLEGAME by Seanan McGuire,” “Non-Binary Authors to Read May/June 2019,” and “Joint Review: The Luminous Dead by Caitlin Starling.”

For some truly interesting contents about books, queenofcontemporary.com is the website that you’ll want to check out. Be sure to take a look at “2018 in Review | Books, Guinea Pigs, the Brontës & Everything Else I Got Up To,” “Revealing the cover of The Paper & Hearts Society!,” “Chris Russell, author of Songs About A Boy: “Exclusive Reading From the Book”,” and “Lindsay Galvin, author of The Secret Deep: “Boys Will Be Boys.”

For some truly fascinating contents about books and reading that you will love, pagetostagereviews.com is a site that you might want to take a look at. Among the contents worthy of your interest are “Evermore (Everless #2) by Sara Holland,” “Afternoon Tea at Colonnades in the Signet Library in Edinburgh,” “Top Picks From the Quercus 2019 Showcase,” and “What I Read in June & July 2018 – Round-Up & Mini Reviews.”

For some great reviews and useful discussions about reading, neverimitate.wordpress.com is a resource that you will really need to visit. You have to take a look at the selection of contents on this site, including “Book Review: Being Various, New Irish Short Stories,” “Book Review: The Disappearance of Adèle Bedeau,” “The Republic of Consciousness Prize for Small Presses 2019 Winners’ Party – Speech by Neil Griffiths,” and “Author Interview: Patty Yumi Cottrell.”

There is a ton of great contents about books and reading over at savidgereads.wordpress.com that you will want to check out. Be sure to look through examples like “Savidge Reads at the Man Booker Prize 2018,” “The Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist 2019,” and so many others.

At cleopatralovesbooks.wordpress.com, you are going to find contents that are worth reading with plenty of excellent insights to boot. Be sure to take such examples as “Dead at First Sight – Peter James,” “The Mother-In-Law – Sally Hepworth,” “No Way Out – Cara Hunter,” and “The Guilty Party – Mel McGrath.”

If there is something you might have wanted to know about books or if you want to read great book contents, lindasbookbag.com is a resource worth visiting. Take a look at this site now for contents like “What’s in a name? A Publication Day Guest Post by Colette McCormick, Author of Not My Brother’s Keeper,” “Spices and Seasons: Simple, Sustainable Indian Flavors by Rinku Bhattacharya,” and “The House on the Edge of the Cliff by Carol Drinkwater.”

Take a look at damppebbles.com right now and enjoy some great contents about books that you are going to absolutely enjoy. Be sure to take a look at such contents as “20 Books of Summer Challenge 2019 #20BooksofSummer2019 #amreading #damppebbles #15BooksofSummer2019,” “Dark Minds: a collection of dark and disturbing stories by Various Authors,” and “Dead in the Water (Cherringham Mystery Novel #1) by Matthew Costello & Neil Richards.”

Check out right now and you’ll likely love what you will find if you are a book lover. Just take a gander at “The Book of Wonders by Julien Sandrel BLOG BLAST @JulienSandrel @QuercusBooks #BookOfWonders @MillReid11,” “Stephanie Bishop – The Other Side of the World,” and “Second Chances for Lottie Botte by Katy Lilley BLOG TOUR @KatyLilley @BooksManatee #MyLifeInBooks @Tr4cyF3nt0n.”

For writing and reading contents that you might love, be sure to visit novelkicks.co.uk. You should really check out what this site has to offer, including “My Writing Ramblings: My Reading Goals for 2019,” “My Writing Ramblings: My Christmas Traditions,” and “My Writing Ramblings: The Season of Literary Abandon Approaches.”

A visit to victorialovesbooks.wordpress.com is highly recommended if you are interested in books. Be sure to check out “The Girl at the Window by Rowan Coleman,” “The Time Of Our Lives by Portia MacIntosh,” “The ACTUAL BEST HOLIDAY READS OF 2017 picked by me!,” and “WIN one of FIVE e-book copies of Big Sexy Love by Kirsty Greenwood!.”

When you visit bookanista.com, you will be treated with some really fascinating contents about books, reading, and more. Check out “Angels you will see only when you’re dead. Possibly.”, “Where the wise and wild things are,” “Sheena Kamal: The rage that simmers,” “Lúcia Bettencourt: The inconstant gardener,” and “Ece Temelkuran: Disrupt the disrupters.”

A look at johnpistelli.com will lead to some awesome reading about reading. You’ll definitely want to read examples that include “Jean-Paul Sartre, Nausea,” “Brenda Wineapple, Hawthorne: A Life,” “Erich Auerbach, Time, History, and Literature: Selected Essays,” and “Manifesto, Advertisement, and Excerpt: Introducing The Class of 2000.”

Contents about books is what you will find at alifeinbooks.co.uk is and they are fascinating. You’ll definitely want to visit for such contents as “Bird Cottage by Eva Meijer (transl. Antoinette Fawcett): An English eccentric,” “Good Day? by Vesna Main: When life mirrors fiction, or not,” “A Stranger City by Linda Grant: A river runs through it,” and “Paperbacks to Look Out for in June 2019: Part One.”

Be informed and entertained when you visit vilmairis.com. You’ll absolutely love the experience of checking out “Exclusive Excerpt: Eleanor & Grey,” “Review: The Girl He Used To Know,” “Excerpt: A Dangerous Collaboration,” and “Cover Reveal: How To Love A Duke In Ten Days.”

You will want to take a look at what janefriedman.com is all about if you are an avid reader. There are plenty of great contents available to you such as “9 Ways (and 2 Rewards) of Marketing Your Own Book,” “Identifying the Best Self-Published Books by State: The Indie Author Project,” “4 Elements of Narrative That Anyone Can Learn,” and “The Two Basic Rules of Editing (and the Rookie Mistake).”

You will want to see what thebooksatchel.com is all about for some of the most interesting reading. Among the most fascinating of these are “This Twitter Thread will Convince you to Read Sally Rooney’s Normal People,” “The New Year New Books is a BLAST : Serial killers, Russian myths, Igbo beliefs and more,” “Of buildings, food and cultural nuances; Two Books set in India,” and “Fresh Press : Fairytales, Diverse Retellings and Indian Myths – Three Books.”

For some truly astonishing contents about books and such, visit annabookbel.net right now. You need to check out such interesting examples as “Two from the Library – one yeah, one meh…,” “The Lost Letters of William Woolf by Helen Cullen Blogtour,” “Some good reads from pre-blog days, and what I thought about them then… #3,” and “More Poetry – Joe Dunthorne & Heidi Williamson.”

There’s much you can learn when you visit bookertalk.com and read its contents. Just look at “Vanessa Savage visits Cwtch Corner #Waleswrites,” “Transcription by Kate Atkinson #bookreview,” “WWWednesday 22 May, 2019,” “20? 15? 10? books of summer 2019,” and “Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell #bookreview.”

Visit consumedbyink.ca and start reading contents that you will likely enjoy. Among the contents to enjoy are “Missy Marston: ‘Bad Ideas’ and ‘The Love Monster’,” “Halifax Explosion: ‘The Blind Mechanic’ and ‘Breaking Disaster’,” “ Louisbourg or Bust: A Surfer’s Wild Ride Down Nova Scotia’s Drowned Coast by RC Shaw,” and “Marie-Renée Lavoie: ‘Autopsy of a Boring Wife’ and ‘Mister Roger and Me’.”

Avid readers will love what lonesomereader.com is all about. It offers plenty of fascinating examples like “The Remainder by Alia Trabucco Zerán (translated by Sophie Hughes),” “My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite,” “The Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist 2019,” and “Mind on Fire by Arnold Thomas Fanning.”

Check readingmattersblog.com out right now for contents perfect for readers. There are great examples such as ‘First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers’ by Loung Ung,” “‘One Clear Ice-Cold January Morning at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century’,” and “‘Song for an Approaching Storm’ by Peter Fröberg Idling.”

Invest some time by reading what shinynewbooks.co.uk is all about, especially if you are a fan of a books. It’s got such contents as “The Way Home: Tales from a life without technology by Mark Boyle,” “The Book of Baruch by the Gnostic Justin by Geoffrey Hill,” “Five Fascinating Facts About… Daphne du Maurier,” and “So Much Longing in So Little Space: The Art of Edvard Munch by Karl Ove Knausgaard.”

One look at thebookbindersdaughter.com will show readers quite the good time. You’ll see this for yourself via such contents as “How Shall We Live?: Thoughts from Robert Musil on this Memorial Day,” “De Senectute: Sappho, Ovid, Tennyson, Musil and Cicero,” and “The Confusions of Young Törless by Robert Musil.”

A visit to theselittlewords.com is a valuable experience to readers. This is due to contents like “No Place to Lay One’s Head by Françoise Frenkel (1945), trans. Stephanie Smee,” “She-Wolves: The Women Who Ruled England Before Elizabeth by Helen Castor (2011),” and “Shadow winner for The Sunday Times / Peters Fraser + Dunlop Young Writer Of The Year Award, in association with The University of Warwick announced!”