10 Book Blogs to Follow
More low-key blogs that make reading feel personal again.
Finding genuine book blogs that aren’t tied to major media outlets or promotional platforms can be surprisingly difficult. Unlike travel or lifestyle blogging, the book world is a quieter, more niche corner of the internet – but that’s what makes it special. The bloggers who keep at it do so out of a true love for literature. Here are ten book bloggers worth following for your next rainy afternoon.
Rachel reads over 150 books a year across a wide range of genres. She’s known for her curated book lists – sorted by genre – and keeps readers up to date on new releases. She also hosts an annual reading challenge followed by thousands.
Laura combines her love of books and travel in What’s Hot Blog, a go-to resource for literary travelers. Her photography is outstanding, with itineraries packed from cost bookstores to iconic landmarks.
Sonia launched Brewing Writer during the pandemic and has since built a hub for book lovers and creatives. Her blog features book reviews, freelance writing advice, and practical tips for Bookstagram and book blogging success.
Victoria helps readers – especially beginners – build lasting reading habits. She shares weekly book lists, seasonal guides, and lifestyle content. She hosts the Epigraph Literary Festival and has launched a YouTube channel and a “Book of the Week” spotlight.
Julianne created The Literary Lifestyle as a cozy virtual reading corner. She runs The Rory Gilmore Book Club and shares curated book lists, thoughtful reviews, and lifestyle tips. Her work has been featured in The Atlantic, Women’s Health, Esquire, and more.
Anne is an author and book lover whose site is inspired by Jane Austen. She hosts the podcast What Should I Read Next? focused on literary matchmaking. Her Modern Mrs Darcy Book Club brings together a community of readers.
Jana shares creative and engaging content, like her “Top Ten Tuesday” feature where readers join weekly themed lists such as “Top Ten Favorite Animal Characters in Books”. Her reviews come with quick-glance ratings and summaries, followed by detailed reflections.
Clare has been blogging since 2012, sharing hundreds of fiction and nonfiction reviews. Her site also features literary news, personal reading updates, and her ever-growing TBR list.
Celeste is a mood reader with a passion for fantasy and gardening. She started A Literary Escape to blend cozy living with bookish adventures. Her site features the #BeatTheBacklog challenge and a Series Completion Challenge for readers.
Paige takes a dive into book culture, going beyond reviews to explore publishing trends, literary analysis, and writing advice. Her “For Authors” section is full of tips from formatting to marketing, and her 90 Day MFA tackles classic literature in an accessible way.
The YA Shelf is dedicated to uncovering hidden gems in young adult fiction. With over 300 reviews, the site highlights books that might not get mainstream buzz but deserve to be read by curious young readers.
