Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish and is now run by Jana at That Artsy Reader Girl. Each week she will post a new Top Ten list . Everyone is welcome to join.
This week's topic is:
Top 10 Favorite Book Blogs & Bookish Websites!
Favorite Bookish Websites
1. Goodreads: I don't think I'd be able to survive without Goodreads. I'm pretty sure I would never have expanded my reading horizons without it, because I would be stuck reading the same thing over and over.
2. Etsy: I don't buy enough bookish things from here, but when I find something I can't do without, I try to snatch it up. This is where I got my beloved Wonder Woman book sleeve from and I LOVE it. I wish I had the money to buy all the bookish things from here!
3. Twitter: Say what you want, but Twitter counts for me here. I have two accounts, and one of them (@TakeMeAway02) is strictly a bookish account. All my bookish people are on one account. My IRL friends are all on my other one.
4. Instagram: See explanation #3. Except my name there is @take_me_awayyy.
5. Netgalley/ Edelweiss: These sites make it easy to find info on books that my teens will be reading and help if I NEED a book yesterday lol
Favorite Book Bloggers
6. Amber @ Dulivre: She's my friend and her blog is awesome. And I love how her personality shines through her blog. It really shows how amazing she is!
7. Jenn & Ash @ Jenn Renee Read & Ash Too!: I love their blog and some of the memes they created. Especially their "Delightful Discoveries." I have found many a good book because they added it to their meme! Thanks y'all!
8. Mary @ Mary had a Little Book Blog: She always looks out for me and I can't say thank you enough. Whether its at a conference, or if I'm looking for a book on Twitter, or if I have bookish questions (blogger or library staff related) she is always there for me. She's just an awesome individual.
9. Rachel @ Rec-it-Rachel: As a huge supporter of diverse reads myself, I am in complete awe of all the work she does. Not only as a blogger, but also a librarian. And she is ALWAYS there to answer any questions I might have, no matter how big or small. I have to say, I am thankful for colleagues like her.
10. Emma @ Miss Print: I am a brand new librarian (about four months in) and I need all the mentors I can get! She's been a YA librarian for a while and I will accept any pointers she sends my way!
What bookish websites are your favorite?
What book bloggers have made a difference to you?
Any of the same on my list?
Tell me which ones and why you picked them in the comments!