I cannot believe anyone’s actually reading this today, but stranger things have happened, I guess.
Eh, maybe you need a break from the festivities, here’s a little to occupy your mind. It’s not much, I think everyone was lightening up on content this week.
that caught my eye this week. You’ve probably seen some/most/all of them, but just in case:
Libraries enlist states in fight over ebook rules
The Most Popular Books and Audiobooks on NetGalley in 2021
The most popular US library books of 2021
2022 Ultimate Book Blogger / Reader Spreadsheet Template—2022 will be my third year using this template from Reader Voracious—I still don’t use all the features, but those that I do are more than worth it. Even if I wasn’t blogging, I think I’d prefer this to what I came up with on my own.
It was the last week for The #R3COMM3ND3D2021 series over at Damp Pebbles. The posts over the last week were by:
Podcast Audiobookish
BookBlogger Karen Cole
BookBlogger Rae
Author Joy Kluver
BookBlogger Emma—the proprieter of Damppebbles herself chimes in to wrap up the series
A few more installments of this year’s Best Of Lists…
12 Authors Share the Best Books They Read in 2021—from the We Are Bookish blog
from FanFiAddict: Tom’s Top 10 Reads of 2021
Witty and Sarcastic Book Club declares the year a win: Operation 2021: Success! (or Favorite Books from this Year)
Why I’m not seeing a numbered reading goal for 2022…
Blogging VS. Social Media: why having a book blog still matters—I’ve seen a little of this conversation online, but this is a pretty full response to the idea that book blogs are obsolete.
Why Book Blogs are Relevant & Valuable Marketing Tools—okay, the above was a full response, this is…um…fuller I guess.
The Die Hard Book Tag—a holiday-season Book Tag I can get behind.
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Thank you for including my post, especially since there have been so many amazing ones over the last week!