Bookstagram posts you can use on a monthly basis.
If you want to see some weekly post ideas - click here
This is easier to do for some months than others.
Spell the name of the month using the titles of books you own. I don't manage it every month.
Make thoughtful book recommendations based on reading preferences.
A form of personalised recommendations for those who have similar tastes to you.
Display the books you read last month in any way you choose.
You can included star ratings and mini reviews here, if you wish to.
What books do you intend to read this month?
Not everyone plans their reading, and even less of us stick to these plans but I quite enjoy setting the intention.
Did you have a favourite read from last month?
I've only just began taking note of my favourites from each month of this year, but I plan to post about my monthly favourites.
Maybe you have a favourite quote of the month too?
#Libraryhaul/#Bookshophaul/#Bookmail
Have you visited the library this month?
Treated yourself to some books? Found some Charity shop bargains?
Have you received any books in the post?
Share your new book finds and see how popular they are? Should you be prioritising them?
Have you been to a bookish event, booksigning or come across a new bookish spot?
Have you found a new bookshop or place of interest?
Share these moments regularly, bookworms LOVE them.
If you take random pics throughout the month, this is a chance to display some of them.
They don't have to be book inspired, they can tell people a little about what you've been up to this month.
Seasonal photos create a great mood.
I hope this has given you a little inspiration for your Bookstgram content. Ideas you can rinse and repeat all year round.
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