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A book review blog of mixed genres, mainly fantasy. Also a bit of travel reviews and novel reviews of local authors. And bookclub reviews!
I started my blog after becoming an avid reader and reviewer on BGoodreads. Seemed like a great new way to share my thoughts and really became more than I expected. The Rest Is Still Unwritten is my outlet to share my reviews and other book related thoughts.
This Blog is about reviewing young mature adult novels. On the website we give honest and true opinions about the books-giving the readers our true thoughts on the reviews book.
Blog dedicated to book reviews, author interviews, and bookish chat.
I like to share my thoughts on things I read.
Where I blurt out pretty much whatever random things about books in my thoughts
To Be Read is a Book Blog that posts memes, TBR's, wrap ups, reviews and more. It is a source to engage with the wider reading community. I have eclectic tastes in my reading but the main genres focused on would be YA Fiction, Science Fiction, Fantasy, New Adult, & Romance.
I read a lot and review a lot - with my tongue firmly in cheek 😉
I am trying to get as complete a collection of vintage numbered Penguins as possible for Australia. Hope to donate them somewhere someday who will appreciate the set and social history of Penguins.
I review books that I enjoy reading (which means SFF) with a big focus on Australian authors
Bex and Justine have found the perfect platform for sharing their nerdy thoughts, the pleasure they have in reading, while trying to spread the word of some pretty amazing—for traditionally published, self-published, and unpublished authors out there to the rest of the world.
Mainly speculative fiction, but whatever book dazzles, really!
What Jane Read Next is about reading here, there and everywhere. It's also about engaging with the books I read and meeting like-minded readers.
I started a group blog in late 2008 and discovered that I enjoyed it so much that I was pretty much the only contributor and might have been scaring others off, so I decided to set up my own. I did this in 2009 and have enjoyed getting to understand the world of blogging and meeting other bloggers. My subject matters is mainly books and reading, but I occasionally branch out into other areas such as travel, trees, music, dance and theatre.
Words on Paper was established with the purpose of providing reviews, giveaways, interviews and other fun YA book related stuff. The reviews are written with the intention to be honest, professional-ish, and to promote the book.
Each month writingWA reviews up to six new titles by Western Australian writers. The reviews are published in our free, monthly Love to Read
Local e-newsletter and are also available on our website. Our archive of book reviews dates back to 2011.
