#hardbackhoarder

[boneless-mika]

The Storygraph is superior to goodreads because of those sweet statistics but I will not stop using goodreads so I'm tracking my reading in 3 separate places

[randomlyritchie]

Gavin & Ali are also sprinting. I want to pop in on these as well. 🥰🥰🥰

[bibliobethblog]

Hello everyone, I’ve got that Friday feeling and I’m celebrating by sharing another book haul! Have you read any of these books or authors? Send Nudes was a must buy for me (not just for the title 😂) It’s a short story collection that shows the difficulties but also empowers different women. We have stories about sending nudes, toxic female friendships, jealousy, abortion, seduction, desire and relationships with other women (mother/daughter, ex’s). The Twyford Code is the second novel by Janice Hallett and much anticipated after her stonkingly good bestseller, The Appeal which I recently finished ready with a host of other lovely bookstagrammers. Like The Appeal, it’s a mystery and a puzzle that focuses on a famous children’s book, it’s margins full of strange markings and annotations. Finally, one of the books I was most excited for this year - To Paradise. I buddy read this with my bestie @tarheelreader and I can’t wait to tell you all my thoughts. It’s three separate books across three different time periods but in each book, the characters have the same names. More to come in my review! For now, let’s have a chat in the comments and have a lovely weekend everyone! 🤗😘 #bookstagram #bookstagramuk #bookhoarder #bookhaul #newbooksplease #hardbackhoarder #sendnudes #sabasams #shortstorycollections #thetwyfordcode #janicehallett #toparadise #hanyayanagihara #ilikebigbooksandicannotlie #mysterynovels #keephauling #booksforever #bookobsessed https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ2Sp2iLhZT/?utm_medium=tumblr

[hardbackhoarder]

me ignoring my TBR during every readathon

[rattlethereads]

Organization and Bookish Boxes

Ordered an Owl crate box and its shipped! I have never purchased an Owl crate and I have been on the fence about any book box. But I broke down and got it! I am planning to do an unboxing. I will just record myself opening it and upload that video here.

ALSO, what I am most excited about, yes over getting a box full of bookish goodies, is my new book tracker spreadsheet, thank you to Hardback Hoarder on YouTube for the template and doing all the work. All I must do is fill in the blanks- literally. It even does the math for you!

If you are interested in using this spreadsheet, she does explain it while using the sheet, in this video, feel free to check it out! I must say it is a game changer for me!

[lighteyed]

what are your favorite booktubers?!

yeeee omg no one ever talks abt booktube w me !!!! i’ve been watching most of these people since i was in middle school ok so

- regan from peruseproject (her and clay make me DIE)

- sam from thoughts on tomes

- ally from hardbackhoarder

- emma from emmmabooks

- sara from sarawithoutanH

[books-on-a-wire]

Scallywagathon TBR

I’ve been waiting for Scallywagathon to be announced so I’m going to TRY to squeeze it into the month. I’m sticking to the sea rather than the space pirates theme she did this year. It’s being hosted by @hardbackhoarder and is running from May 5-12th. You take a journey through the map above to pick your path (4 challenges). Go see her YouTube channel for all the details!

My "path" will be:

4. Less than 200 pages...knowing this author, this will be some kinky mermaids but at 149 pages, Mad Sea (K. Webster) fits the bill. 

8. Revenge Plotline...This features my favorite pirate (privateer), but I'm using Nina's plot from King of Scars (Leigh Bardugo) to meet the challenge. It's next up in my Grishaverse schedule and then I’ll be all caught up (for now!)

C. Been Afraid to Read...time for some killer mermaids with Into the Drowning Deep by Mira Grant. I’ve heard that this is scary, so I’ve been hesitant. My son is most excited about this one so it will be taking priority because he wants to read it.  

10. Recently Hauled...the week that this readathon is happening is the release for The Bride Test by Helen Hoang, which I’m also reading for Asianreadathon. 

[unwrittenbubbles92]

Getting some reading done thanks to @hardbackhoarder for her reading sprints https://www.instagram.com/p/Ces8jAxLT6c/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[dontstopreadin]

Thanks for chatting with me about booktube habbits in the BOOKTUBE WATCHING TAG! I hope you enjoyed this video and the unique questions we don't normally talk about in my videos (I mean, I didn't even mention one book, whaaat?) --------------------------------------- Please check out all the awesome Booktubers mentioned in this video! Ali, HardbackHoarder: http://bit.ly/2mF48Hi Catriona, Little Book Owl: http://bit.ly/2uWlaEM Emily, EmLikesBooks: http://bit.ly/2uHF9I8 Alyssa, Pucksandpaperbacks: http://bit.ly/2LkJawr Imogen, Book Sundays: http://bit.ly/2LN7L9q Joce, Squibbles Reads: http://bit.ly/2LjcDXD Adriana, Perpetual Pages: http://bit.ly/2A623hl Trina, betweenchatpers: http://bit.ly/2uJoO5H Jane, itsjanelindsey: http://bit.ly/2uK6sRU --------------------------------------- Tag Info! Tagged by Ali: http://bit.ly/2uYUnHT Created by Harriet Rosie: http://bit.ly/2uXOElO I tag: everyone mentioned in this video if you haven't already done it AND Lily at SweetLoveBooks AND Kasi at Bookish Four Eyes AND Laura at Bookies&Cookies The questions: 1. How many channels are you subscribed to? 2. When do you normally watch booktube? 3. How do you balance booktube watching, reading, and making your own videos? 4. Is there a difference between videos you like watching and videos you like making? 5. Who is the first booktuber you subscribed to and do you still watch them? 6. Who is the most recent booktuber you subscribed to? 7. Share an old favourite booktuber! 8. Share a new favourite booktuber 9. What is one of your booktube pet peeves? 10. What have you learned from watching other booktubers? 11. Optional: Tag some of your favourite booktubers! --------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE: ☆ http://www.youtube.com/c/dontstopreadin --------------------------------------- Music Used: ✖ Birdy by KV https://ift.tt/2HQkipU Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International — CC BY 4.0 https://ift.tt/1bFo3O7 --------------------------------------- Find me on the web: 📚 Goodreads: https://ift.tt/2j0oFT7 📷 Instagram: https://ift.tt/2iEcGy8 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/dontstopreadin 💻 Tumblr: https://ift.tt/2j0rJ1t 👻 Snapchat: https://ift.tt/2u76W6a 📧 Business Inquiries: dontstopreadin@gmail.com by Don't Stop Readin'

[boneless-mika]

I know reading gives me headaches so why did I decide I was going to clean after reading a whole book??

[kappabooks]

October 2020 TBR | Blogtober Day 1

My TBR for October is up! Check out all of the spooky reads I plan on reading and the readathons I'll be participating in!

October is for spooky books so I can find that Halloween spirit! I’m also participating in two readathons; the Disability Readathon and Trick or T(read)athon!

Shout out to Ali @ HardbackHoarder for compiling a calendar of all the October/Halloween themed read-a-thons happening this month! Check out her tweet here if you’re having trouble picking a spooky readathon to participate in!

The

[bibliobethblog]

Hello everyone and hope your week has started off well. It’s book haul day and today I’m sharing three Virago hardbacks that I got in the most beautiful editions which Virago call their Coming Of Age Collection. My Brilliant Career follows a young girl called Sybylla who is coming of age in early 20th century Australia and she is refusing to marry a wealthy man in order to maintain her independence. Slammerkin is by one of my favourite authors and I’m slowly getting round to her backlist. This tells the story of Mary Saunders, a lower class girl in the 18th century who despairs at the life ahead of her. She decides to strike out and make her own path in life. Invitation To The Waltz follows Olivia Curtis as she prepares for her first dance and teeters on the edge of womanhood. Unlike her sister, she is awkward and shy and is terrified at the prospect of such a ritual in her already restricted social life. This particular haul is a bit niche but I’d still love to hear your thoughts, especially if you’ve read these or any other books by these authors. Let’s have a chat in the comments. Have a lovely week everyone! 🤗😘 #bookstagram #bookhaul #bookhoarder #bookheaven #beautifulbooks #hardbackhoarder #hardbackhaul #viragomodernclassics #viragocomingofageclassics #mybrilliantcareer #milesfranklin #slammerkin #emmadonoghue #invitationtothewaltz #rosamondlehmann #bookstagrammer #morebooksplease https://www.instagram.com/p/CTfP1fZIq3f/?utm_medium=tumblr

[the-homestead-reader]

I was tagged by @literaery-me to talk about a book I’ve really enjoyed reading this year.

     There were a few books I’ve really enjoyed but I think first and foremost I would have to go with Sandman Slim by Richard Kadrey. I enjoyed this title so much that I went ahead and purchased the next seven books in the series off of Book Outlet. That’s how much I enjoyed it. 

    The main character is a magician,part of a group of people called “sub-rosas.” His particular little click ends up turning on him, killing him and sending him to hell where he spends eleven years in the fighting arena, working for upper level demons and getting an even snarkier attitude then before. Eventually he grows tired of being “downtown” and steals the key back to the world of the living to take revenge on those who’ve done him wrong in a way that would make Eric Draven from the Crow bow down to his badassery.

     Dark Urban Fantasy is probably one of my all time favorite genres. Im currently reading book two and its just as good as the first one so far. 

   There’s lots of supernatural creatures, magic, snarky commentary and action. If you enjoy books like the Nightside Novels by Simon R Green, Matt Richter Books by Tim Waggoner, Junkyard Druid by M.D. Massey then this is definately worth the read. 

I tag:   @bookwormsshallruletheworld @bookswithmichelle @reviewsandrecaps @hardbackhoarder @reading-takes-you-places and anyone else who would like to do this tag!

[netherreads]

I am doing another tag because what the HAYYY <3

I was tagged to do this by my friend Philicia @king--eggy -I know her in real life.

Name: Maria Nicknames: Ria. Zodiac sign: Taurus Height: 4′11″ Orientation: Straight Ethnicity: White- Italian  Favorite fruit: Peaches Favorite season: Spring Favorite book series: I have too many but One is Ember in the Ashes by @sabaatahir Favorite flower: Lavender Favorite scent: I don’t know...Micheal Kohls perfume? Favorite color: Light Purple Favorite animal: Toy Poodle Coffee, tea, or hot cocoa: Coffee Average sleep hours: about 8-9 hours Cat or dog person?: Doggu Favorite fictional characters: Torotto, Uhm Snoopy, Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Link From the Legend of Zelda, Elias Victorious from Ember Number of blankets you sleep with: 3. Dream trip: I would love to travel to countries I never been to- London or Japan Blog created: 2015-14?~ Number of followers: 864

I tag uhm @queen-of-lightning-and-fire @hardbackhoarder @mywhisperedcolors @duckduckbooks @whispersofthesilentwind @kaylasreads @ice-queen-of-hell and @kat-from-minasmorgul

[bostonbookreader]

IRL BOOK TAG

I wasn’t tagged to do this one, but I just had to. I saw it over on HardbackHoarder’s channel. Make sure to check her video out. Also, here is the link to the creator TheRainyReader’s video

  1: Most Likely to stand up for the little guy

RUBY FROM FROSTBLOOD BY ELLY BLAKE

2. Most romantically oblivious

SIMON FROM CARRY ON BY RAINBOW ROWELL

3. Most likely I’d turn to for advice

NATASHA FROM THE…