Book Blogger Hop: Reading Changes
Most people age along with the characters they’ve been reading. I’ve noticed my perspective on reading has been changing as well, and for the better, I hope.
Queer book blogger | thirtysomething | marketing manager for a German bookstore
Most people age along with the characters they’ve been reading. I’ve noticed my perspective on reading has been changing as well, and for the better, I hope.
Ten years ago, I started The Queer Bookish. It’s been a turbulent ten years, and it’s time for some more changes, don’t you think?
Starting a new year is not only famous for resolutions – new calenders are waiting to be filled with publication dates of queer novels and bookish happenings!
I’m ready for 2025. I bought a few queer books last year that I haven’t yet read, and there are already two ARCs on my Kindle waiting to be devoured (hopefully).
Paranormal historical romance by Lila Mina? And then a prequel of my beloved Temper series? Is there a way I won’t enjoy this novel?
Other reviewers seem to love this queer romance as much as I hate it. And I really did hate it – if it hadn’t been an ARC I would have dnf-ed it so fucking fast.
Each year I take part in the Goodreads Reading Challenge and set a reading goal, but sometimes I’m not sure if it’s a habit or really helpful to my reading.
I’m slowly wrapping up 2023 – at least reading-wise – so I definitely want to reflect on my reading habits and how reviewing queer books fits into my life.
The beginning of a new year means a Top Ten Tuesday prompt to look back on the books I’ve read in 2023 – with a focus on my favourites of course.
I’ve been using a Bullet Journal for many years. To start this series I’ll introduce you to my reasons for a Book Blogging BuJo and a possible set-up.