50 Blog Post Prompts for Bookish Blogs
Hi Friend!
This is the post I am most excited for in this "What Should I Post About" series!
My main hobby is reading. (I am currently challenging myself to finish writing this post so that I can get back to my book!)
I have compiled a list of 100 blog post prompts for bookish blogs. These prompts are all ones that I personally would love to write about. And many of these prompts have been stored in my notes on my phone for way too long waiting to be written about!
If you end up writing a post using one of these prompts, share a link of your blog post in the comments so I can read it!
Blog Post Prompts for Bookish Blogs
- Books I want to read before the end of the year
- My all-time favorite nonfiction books
- Books that have shaped how I think
- Books I DNFed and why
- My favorite authors and what I like about their writing
- Books that changed my understanding of a subject
- Current books I'm reading and what I think of them
- Books I wish more people would read
- Books I expected to love but didn't
- Books I almost DNFed but ended up loving
- Fictional characters I can't stop thinking about
- My favorite fictional relationships
- Books I recommend to people who like a particular genre
- What makes me give a book five stars
- Things that immediately make me dislike a book
- My favorite book tropes and the ones I can't stand
- Books that deserve more hype
- My favorite fantasy worlds and why
- The difference between a book I enjoyed and a book I think is well written
- Books I own but haven't read yet
- My favorite book covers
- Go ahead, judge that book by its cover: books I've judged by the cover
- How reading books bring joy to your life
- Motherhood in fantasy books
- Cozy fall books list
- Physical books vs. ebooks: what I prefer and why
- A book that changed my mind about the genre
- My favorite books to reread
- The fictional worlds I would love to explore
- Finding time to read as a mom
- Children's books I enjoy just as much as my child does
- How I rate books and what my ratings actually mean
- My reading goals vs. what I actually read
- How my reading taste has changed over the years
- Books to read during the Christmas season
- Books everyone loves that I think are overrated
- Books I think people only love because they're popular
- Book trends I hope disappear
- Things authors do that instantly pull me out of a story
- Enemies to lovers vs. rivals to lovers
- Slow burn vs. instalove
- The miscommunication trope vs. the secret-keeping trope
- Why are misunderstandings used to create entire plots?
- Why do authors make competent characters suddenly act stupid to move the plot forward?
- Why does it seem like most authors treat jealousy like proof of love?
- Is the strong, independent female character actually strong, or is she just rude and immature?
- Does dark romance actually explore difficult themes, or does it just romanticize bad behavior?
- Books that I loved as a teenager that I would still recommend today
- Books that made me appreciate beautiful writing
- The best fictional friendships I've read
As always, thanks for reading!

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