Vivienne Woodward lives in Philly and works as the events coordinator for an indie bookstore. She can often be found drinking too much coffee in the sunny spot on her couch and over-identifying with fictional characters. She enjoys collecting hobbies, dancing to radio pop, and rearranging the book stacks on her side tables.
Do you question every book you recommend? Spiral immediately after giving a book your stamp of approval? This overthinker's guide is for you.
Book "trends" are not what the world needs; we present here an extremely comprehensive overview of what the book world could really use.
Let's talk about great book titles. But in order to find out what makes a good book title, let's first explore the worst book titles.
Welcome to my 2023 bookish trend forecast! Silence your cell phones and start taking notes. Handwritten notes are back.
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Today we're talking about the worst character names in literature and by worst I mean I would not like to have these names.
Follow my lead and no one will find out that you didn't read the book club book. Step one: praise the art of bookbinding.
It's easy and fun to make literary podcasts and the market is not oversaturated at all!! Here are a few amazing, completely original, ideas.
If odd plots are defined as “different from what is usual or expected," then these nine books definitely qualify, like Welcome to Braggsville by T. Geronimo Johnson.
Book borrowing can be a touchy subject. Here are a few things I’ve learned about how to be a respectful book borrower.