
1 compile a bookshelf tour
2 do the time and place book tag
3 do the be a good human tag
4 share some bookish gift ideas
5 do the fictional bucket list tag
6 write some mini book reviews
7 what are your favourite books of all time? why?
8 write a diary entry from the POV of one of your favourite fictional characters
9 alternatively, list your favourite fictional characters
10 share a book haul
11 tips for buying books
12 tips on how to read more
13 share some underhyped reads
14 share your favourite bookshops
15 where do you read? show us!
16 raid other people's bookshelves & share your finds
17 create some book spine poetry
18 do the on my shelf tag
19 share your most beautiful books
20 books i should've read already
21 favourite book bloggers or booktubers
22 favourite bookish websites or resources
23 create your very own TBR jar
24 TBR for the week / month / year
25 make a reading challenge jar
26 share tips on how to get out of a reading slump
27 do the reading habits tag
28 create your very own readathon complete with challenges
29 share your reading history
30 books vs. their TV / film adaptations
31 create a reading playlist full of tracks that remind you of books
32 favourite audiobooks
33 favourite literary quotes
34 share the biography of your favourite writer - what influenced them?
35 team up with a friend & recommend each other books
36 discuss your favourite poems & poets
37 second hand challenge - head into a shop with £10 & see what you can get
38 redesign an ugly book cover
39 describe books in a photograph / drawing / sentence & get your readers to guess the book!
40 bookish time capsule - create a capsule full of books that you deem worthy to save
41 book apocalypse - you can only read one book or one author before the end of the world, what / who is it?
42 how do you organise your books?
43 go on a bookshop crawl - capture the experience!
44 favourite illustrations in books
45 pressures you've faced as a reader
46 share the things you love about bookshops
47 create a bookish instagram challenge & involve your readers
48 collate some tips for buying books in charity shops
49 notable literary landmarks and locations in your local area
50 translated fiction
51 top books to give as gifts
52 books you couldn't put down
53 do the classics book tag
54 favourite non-fiction / memoirs
55 books set in your local area
56 do the book cake tag
57 how do you rate books?
58 diversity in books & reading & your take on the matter
59 do the a - z book tag
60 an introduction to: (a genre / author / era / area of criticism)
61 favourite childhood reads
62 set some reading goals
63 what are you currently reading?
64 hold a themed reading month e.g 'austen august'
65 top short story collections
66 publisher spotlight
67 unhaul some books
68 bookish merchandise
69 find someone who doesn't read & start a feature with them: recommend them books & share their findings
70 share book club advice
71 do an unboxing post or video
72 favourite debut novels by writers
73 share some #readsoullit picks
74 air some grievances about the bookish community & some resolutions for them
75 do the unread books tag
76 bigger books
77 interview an author or a fellow reader or pretend to interview a character
78 literary tropes that you enjoy
79 recommended holiday reads
80 books that share a common theme / setting
81 favourite book dedications
82 why do you read?
83 most anticipated reads
86 do the zombie apocalypse book tag
87 how do you feel about book snobbery?
88 create bookish art by taking a photo of a book surrounded by items that feature in the story
89 should you separate the author from the work?
90 do you specialise in a certain area or era of literature? share your literary knowledge.
91 books everyone should read at least once
92 play the role of the author & rewrite a book of your choice. share what you would do differently.
93 unpopular bookish opinions - is there an author you can't stand that others love?
94 snap an outfit inspired by a character
95 books you would love to see adapted
96 favourite first sentences
97 do the naked hardbacks tag
98 favourite epigraphs (the short quotations or sayings at the beginning of some books!)
99 book wishlist - what are you hoping to buy next?
100 hold a blind date with some books - cover them up with pretty paper, write a bullet point list of descriptions that hint towards the books content and then get your readers to guess the books you picked out.
And now it's time to turn these 100 book blog post ideas into something more! Do you have anything else to add? It'd be great if you could share some ideas in the comments below. If this list hasn't sparked any inspiration, not to worry as I'll be back with another 100 book blog post ideas next month. Yup, that's right. 100 more. I'm going to drown you in ideas.
If you've enjoyed this post, why not check out my other book blog posts?
2 do the time and place book tag
3 do the be a good human tag
4 share some bookish gift ideas
5 do the fictional bucket list tag
6 write some mini book reviews
7 what are your favourite books of all time? why?
8 write a diary entry from the POV of one of your favourite fictional characters
9 alternatively, list your favourite fictional characters
10 share a book haul
11 tips for buying books
12 tips on how to read more
13 share some underhyped reads
14 share your favourite bookshops
15 where do you read? show us!
16 raid other people's bookshelves & share your finds
17 create some book spine poetry
18 do the on my shelf tag
19 share your most beautiful books
20 books i should've read already
21 favourite book bloggers or booktubers
22 favourite bookish websites or resources
23 create your very own TBR jar
24 TBR for the week / month / year
25 make a reading challenge jar
26 share tips on how to get out of a reading slump
27 do the reading habits tag
28 create your very own readathon complete with challenges
29 share your reading history
30 books vs. their TV / film adaptations
31 create a reading playlist full of tracks that remind you of books
32 favourite audiobooks
33 favourite literary quotes
34 share the biography of your favourite writer - what influenced them?
35 team up with a friend & recommend each other books
36 discuss your favourite poems & poets
37 second hand challenge - head into a shop with £10 & see what you can get
38 redesign an ugly book cover
39 describe books in a photograph / drawing / sentence & get your readers to guess the book!
40 bookish time capsule - create a capsule full of books that you deem worthy to save
41 book apocalypse - you can only read one book or one author before the end of the world, what / who is it?
42 how do you organise your books?
43 go on a bookshop crawl - capture the experience!
44 favourite illustrations in books
45 pressures you've faced as a reader
46 share the things you love about bookshops
47 create a bookish instagram challenge & involve your readers
48 collate some tips for buying books in charity shops
49 notable literary landmarks and locations in your local area
50 translated fiction
51 top books to give as gifts
52 books you couldn't put down
53 do the classics book tag
54 favourite non-fiction / memoirs
55 books set in your local area
56 do the book cake tag
57 how do you rate books?
58 diversity in books & reading & your take on the matter
59 do the a - z book tag
60 an introduction to: (a genre / author / era / area of criticism)
61 favourite childhood reads
62 set some reading goals
63 what are you currently reading?
64 hold a themed reading month e.g 'austen august'
65 top short story collections
66 publisher spotlight
67 unhaul some books
68 bookish merchandise
69 find someone who doesn't read & start a feature with them: recommend them books & share their findings
70 share book club advice
71 do an unboxing post or video
72 favourite debut novels by writers
73 share some #readsoullit picks
74 air some grievances about the bookish community & some resolutions for them
75 do the unread books tag
76 bigger books
77 interview an author or a fellow reader or pretend to interview a character
78 literary tropes that you enjoy
79 recommended holiday reads
80 books that share a common theme / setting
81 favourite book dedications
82 why do you read?
83 most anticipated reads
84 books you would put on the curriculum
85 challenge yourself to try a new genre 86 do the zombie apocalypse book tag
87 how do you feel about book snobbery?
88 create bookish art by taking a photo of a book surrounded by items that feature in the story
89 should you separate the author from the work?
90 do you specialise in a certain area or era of literature? share your literary knowledge.
91 books everyone should read at least once
92 play the role of the author & rewrite a book of your choice. share what you would do differently.
93 unpopular bookish opinions - is there an author you can't stand that others love?
94 snap an outfit inspired by a character
95 books you would love to see adapted
96 favourite first sentences
97 do the naked hardbacks tag
98 favourite epigraphs (the short quotations or sayings at the beginning of some books!)
99 book wishlist - what are you hoping to buy next?
100 hold a blind date with some books - cover them up with pretty paper, write a bullet point list of descriptions that hint towards the books content and then get your readers to guess the books you picked out.
And now it's time to turn these 100 book blog post ideas into something more! Do you have anything else to add? It'd be great if you could share some ideas in the comments below. If this list hasn't sparked any inspiration, not to worry as I'll be back with another 100 book blog post ideas next month. Yup, that's right. 100 more. I'm going to drown you in ideas.
If you've enjoyed this post, why not check out my other book blog posts?
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Wow, thanks for the ideas. I could definitely use some of these :)
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