Book Blogger Terms You Need to Know

Whether you’re a complete newbie or a seasoned pro, new things often pop up throughout your book blogging life that will confuse you. There are so many things you feel like you need to learn, or should know if you’re going to be the best book blogger there is.

I’m going to try to decode some of them by sharing some of the book blogging terms you should know to help you become the best book blogger you can.

Think of this as the ultimate book blogging terms list, a helpful little guide to start you on the way.

The Pumpkin Spice Latte Tag

What’s this? A tag post not on a Thursday? I saw this tag floating around a lot, and I really wanted to take it, but when I found it all my Thursday tags had been planned out.

I spotted this on Narrative Paradise, but I’ve also seen many other people pay homage to the ubiquituous Starbucks beverage. Here’s a clue though – I don’t actually love PSLs! I can’t even tell what the spice in there I don’t like is, it could possibly be cloves.

Books I Loved But Never Reviewed

This post is part of Top Ten Tuesday run by Jana from That Artsy Reader Girl.

Even though I genuinely try to review every single book I’ve read, some do still slip through the cracks.

Fear not, I have loved every single one of these books. It’s just that, for some reason, I’ve never talked about them here.

Maybe it’s because I read them before I even started blogging. Maybe I don’t feel it’s my place to review the book. Whatever the reason, maybe they do need to appear here soon.

May 2020 Wrap Up

Another month of lockdown is behind me, but this time the bookshops where I live were opened.

That was like a red rag to a bull, and I was lining up already the first day they opened again, ready to destroy my bank balance.

There were also two long weekends in May, and I took an extra day off work too to give me an extra long weekend. Plenty of time to get some reading done, right?

Tag Thursday: Favourite Blogging Moments in 2019 Tag

I’m still taking some time to look back on how my reading year was in 2019. January is the perfect month to do so – after all, the god the month is named after could look backward and forward.

I spotted this lovely tag on Jess’ book blog, but it was created by Laura from The Book Corps. I just had to take part in it, too. What a great, and comprehensive, way to look back over how the year went for you and your bookshelves.