Classics, Nonfiction, and Children's Literature
The world of blogging is continually changing. Share 3 things you are essential tried and true practices for every blogger and 1-3 new trends or tools you’ve adapted recently or would like to in the future. I have such a hard time planning for the future, since life keeps changing on me. I wouldn’t want
Book bloggers blog because we love reading. Has book blogging changed the way you read? When I began blogging, I was looking for other readers to talk about books with. I’d hoped I’d find other people who read what I had read so we could have a discussion. As people began visiting my blog, I
Today’s daily writing for Book Blogger Appreciation Week is about finding our place in the blogging community. The world of book blogging has grown enormously and sometimes it can be hard to find a place. Share your tips for finding and keeping community in book blogging despite the hectic demands made on your time and
I am so delighted to announce that I got to interview Allie from A Literary Odyssey for Book Blogger Appreciation Week! Allie was a fellow finalist on the short list for Best Classics Book Blog, and I certainly know why. She has a wonderful blog, and it’s been fun to join in her odyssey of
It’s Book Blogger Appreciation Week and I really appreciate you! Thanks for reading and appreciating the classics with me! For this giveaway, I am sending a gently used book from my shelf (a double copy), and I will send it anywhere in the world. The Portrait of a Lady, by Henry James is often considered
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