My title seems pretty self-explanatory. This is pretty much just me ranting so if that’s not what you want to read, you should probably stop reading this post now. You […]
Category: discussion
Blogging vs. Bookstagram: Is It Really A Competition? | Discussion
The title here really says it all. I want to know if blogging, book blogging in particular, is going out of style and being replaced by the ever-growing Bookstagram. For […]
Let’s Get Personal | Discussion
With BEA just around the corner, I thought I’d talk about something kind of related to that but more just something that’s been on my mind for a while. While […]
How do you make time to read? | Discussion
You guys know what this is? The first discussion post I have written in ages. Topics are hard for me to come up with but this one has definitely been […]
7 Years| Why I Love The Blogging Community
Guys, I’m about to get personal so if you don’t like that, you’ve been warned. I started Katie’s Book Blog 7 years ago. I was a senior in high school […]
The Blog Most Likely To Choose A Reread Over a New Book + Giveaway
In celebration of Huntley Fitzpatrick’s upcoming book, The Boy Most Likely To, Penguin asked bloggers to have a little fun and be part of this awesome campaign. I spent quite […]
Discussion: How Do You Decide What To Read?
Back before I started blogging, I never had trouble deciding what I wanted to read after finishing a book. It wasn’t even really a problem for the first few years […]
ARCs & What You Do When You’re Done With Them!
I’ve been blogging for over 5 years now. That’s a long time to be getting books. Not only do I purchase books I want to read but I also get […]
Has blogging changed the way you read?
source I’ve always been a big reader. I mean, obviously. That’s one of the many reasons why I started my blog. However, I haven’t always been such a picky reader. […]
Book Blogger Jealousy: It Happens!
Green-eyed monster! Recently I read one of the most honest posts over at Book Brats. It really got me thinking and I wanted to share my thoughts and personal experiences. […]