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One Month's Worth of Social Media Posts for Book Lovers
If you're like me, you love to talk about books. Maybe you're slightly introverted (or extremely so) but you'd still like to interact with others on social media about your book love.
Over the years, I've picked up some ideas for how to share that love and encourage other book lovers to interact on social media. Here is my list of one month's worth of social media posts for book lovers.
Anticipated Upcoming Release
Cover Review
Book Haul (Books you bought)
Book Mail/Unboxing (Books you received)
Book Review
My Review of Someone Else's Review
Author Spotlight (You can find bio and media kit on their website)
Book Comparison (If you liked this, then you'll like this)
Book to Movie Review
Trope Spotlight (Favorite books containing the same trope)
Teaser/Blurb from a Book I Want
Book about a Cause I Care About
Spotlight on a Fellow Book Lover
What's Trending
Before and After (Before I read the book, I thought this. Now I think this)
Book Featuring One of My Favorite Hobbies
Pros and Cons for a Book I Feel Mixed About
Book Shelfie
This or That (Ask fellow book lovers to vote on a book)
A,B,C, or D (Same as above, but give them more options)
Spotlight on a Bookstore
TBR Stack
Tips for Getting Through a TBR Pile
Genre Spotlight (favorite books in a single genre)
Currently Reading
Book Swag Review
Book Series Spotlight
Second Time Through (How your second reading of a book may differ from your first)
Best Book(s) of the Month
Reader Interview (Interview another reader's take on a book you've read or want to read)
If you're posting in a month with 31 days, you can always add another Author Spotlight or This or That. Take turns repeating one of the above during the longer months.
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