As an avid reader, I’m always on the lookout for book blogs to follow. That’s why I decided to put together this list of the top 100 book bloggers. Whether you’re a fiction or non-fiction fan, there’s a blog on this list for you. Without further ado, here are the top 100 book blogs.
Book Marketing Tools
Book Marketing Tools is helpful for people who want to write. They have posts on publishing and everything you need to know.
This website is perfect for advice on how to become a published author. They have a podcast called The Author Hangout.
Electric Literature
Electric Literature is a nonprofit literary organization. They help people find out about books with digital and traditional reading.
Their content has fascinating essays and book reviews.
Novel Kicks
Laura is a writer, blogger, and bookworm. She started Novel Kicks in 2009 for people to connect and share their interest in literature.
Laura has a blog with a book club. It’s every month, and she picks the book. Read it and talk about it on the blog.
Bookanista
Bookanista is a magazine. It’s made by Mark Reynolds, who is a copywriter and an editor.
This is a great website with interesting articles about the written word and poetry.
The Literary Edit
Lucy loves to read. She started her site to track the books she was reading and it’s grown into a site about book festivals and style.
This book blog is well written and has a clean design.
Yeldah Yousfi
Yeldah Yousfi is a freelance writer and blogger from Toronto, Canada. Her blog covers literature, lifestyle, and travel.
It’s a beautiful site. Yeldah does excellent work with her photography. She does insightful and funny reviews.
Book Riot
Book Riot is a website focusing on literature. They have been around for years and they have many articles.
Book Riot is a site with much good content. There are various podcasts focusing on different genres.
NYR Daily
The New York Review Of Books is a newspaper reviewing books. It’s been going for a while and is well known in publishing.
NYR never avoids difficult or serious topics. They always do this with sensitivity and good knowledge.
Helping Writers Become Authors
K.M. Weiland writes about things related to writing and reading. Her blog is popular and a definitive resource on the craft.
Packed with advice and interesting articles. Helping Writers Become Authors is an excellent resource for readers and writers.
The Horn Book
Like children’s and young adult books? For years, The Horn Book has been the leading authority on those.
They have opinion pieces written by many people. This is an excellent magazine too, in print and digital.
The Millions
C. Max Magee created the Millions with a passion for literature, arts, and culture. Years later, it still has the same quality.
The writing is excellent and so are the topics they write about. I like this magazine because it’s so interesting!
The New Yorker
Page Turner is a book review and magazine of the New Yorker. It has many reviews and opinions on literature.
There is new content on their website every few days. The articles are thought-provoking.
Quill and Quire
Quill and Quire is a magazine focusing on Canadian and children’s books. It’s both in print and digital form.
Their book reviews are insightful and well written. Quill and Quire have an excellent staff of writers.
Penguin Random House
The Perch Blog informs you of new releases, authors, books and series associated with the publishing house.
The blog is full of new books and guest posts. They have enough recommendations to keep you busy!
Under The Covers
When we were supposed to be sleeping, we read under the covers. This is a blog about Romance books.
They have good reviews, a beautiful design and a great book club.
Modern Mrs Darcy
Anne is a writer, blogger and avid reader. She liked feminism and reading, so she combined the two things on her blog.
She’s been featured on many authority sites in the booksphere. Anne has written great books on reading with a purpose.
Story Box Library
Story Box Library is a blog for Australian schools and classrooms. They have articles and thoughts on the written word.
This blog talks about books, authors and resources for kids. They recommend books for various ages and situations.
Ink and Fable
Ink & Fable is a lifestyle and book brand by Patience Randle. It connects people who are creative or like to read books.
Patience is a good writer. She’s warm, expressive, and witty.
Library Journal
Library Journal is a journal about libraries. But there’s also interesting content about books in this magazine.
They have many articles and awards, and they celebrate libraries.
BookPage
BookPage is a monthly book review magazine. They publish special features, author interviews and more.
Independent and unbiased. BookPage has good reviews and posts about authors. Their magazine is worth the subscription.
The New York Times
The New York Times has a section on books, like any high-quality newspaper! It covers essays to upcoming releases.
Intelligent and reviewed by an expert team of writers and editors. Expect excellent content from this large newspaper.
NewInBooks
NewInBooks finds you the best new books in different genres and formats. NewInBooks has interviews with authors, too.
A reliable source for the best new novel releases.
Rough Ghosts
The Rough Ghost. A restless spirit. At least, that’s the moniker of Joseph Schreiber, a writer, critic, editor and reader.
The writing in Joe’s blog is flowing and beautiful. His book reviews are also great.
Writing for Kids
Tara Lazar is a children’s author and a mom. She made her blog to keep track of the book things she has found.
Tara discusses her favorite children’s books and their creators.
Jane Friedman
Jane Friedman knows writing and books. She’s worked in this field for over 20 years. Jan shares much knowledge on her blog.
Jane Friedman teaches courses and workshops. Worth reading for writers, beginners and professionals alike.
The Book Smuggler
Thea and Ana love literature. They worried about carrying books home from the library, so they used bags to “smuggle” them.
Their blog is excellent, mixing literature with pop culture. All-around insightful, witty stuff. Well worth the read!
Traveling Book Junkie
Travelling Book Junkie is a blog about books and travelling. There are stories about different places the bloggers have been to.
A great site about books and travel! It has beautiful pictures. Tam and Paul created a wonderful blog.
Linda’s Book Bag
Linda’s Book Bag. Not a bag of books, but as good! Linda Hill is a writer, reader and book reviewer who could talk literature all day.
Linda’s blog was awarded “Best Book Review Blog” with good reason. Excellent recommendations from many genres.
Kate Vane
Kate Vane is a writer. She likes to read, write, and garden. She has written four books and many short stories in anthologies.
This blogger talks about her writing journey and the things she likes to do. She’s also reviewed books!
Chouett
LaChouett is the alias of Virginie, a reader, a photographer and writer. She’s a big supporter of diverse voices in popular genres.
She reads many books and always wants to read something new. There are many interesting blog posts!
damppebbles
Emma Welton runs a crime book blog. She wants to open her own bookshop, which would be damppebbles too.
She reviews books and talks about all things crime fiction.
Blue Book Balloon
David runs loves to read, write, and watch crime shows. A fan of crime, history, gardening and archeology.
Follow if you like historical and crime fiction. You get plenty of great recommendations and reading material!
Ronnie Turner
Ronnie Turner is an author who also blogs about books and loves words. She wrote a book in October 2018.
Great writing, great photography, literature and nature drives this blog. It’s a unique and great combination.
For winter nights
Kate Atherton used to review movies. Now she reviews science fiction novels, and thrillers.
Kate knows much about books. When she gives a book recommendation, it’s always excellent.
theguywiththebook
Faroukh Naseem is a Saudi Arabian book lover. Who combines his love of books, the literature world and traveling on his blog.
Faroukh has a dedicated audience. Follow him to see amazing photos of books and ideas for your next read.
The Book Satchel
Resh started reading when she was very young, and the classics before she was a teenager. Today, she runs The Book Satchel.
Resh reads many genres. Her recommendations introduce you to new authors, and her Bookstagram is creative.
Bag Full Of Books
An avid traveler, Arpita Bhattacharya has lived in several countries. But she’s happy in India, traveling through books.
Her reviews are fun to read. She’s read lots and she likes reading classics. She has a daughter, so she also reviews children’s books.
EllesBellesNotebook
Ellie is a writer and reader who works in publishing, as her passion lies in literature. She’s written for many publications.
You’ll learn much from her writing. She has a thirst for knowledge. There are book recommendations, too.
Bookworm
Jen is a complete bookworm. She enjoys reading gothic and dark books, but will never hesitate to try a lighter read.
The mix of film and writing is great. Jen has also compiled an excellent list of helpful and free literary and book resources.
NYC Book Girl
Morgan Hoit’s blog lives up to its name! She loves all things NYC and literature, combining books and city life.
Her site has a wonderful look, clean, minimalistic and great colors! Her writing is warm and friendly.
John Pistelli
John Pistelli is a writer and teacher with a degree in English Literature. He teaches courses, reviews and discusses books.
Intelligent and philosophical, John’s reviews are excellent. His insights are thought-provoking, which makes for a great read.
Books Tell You Why
Conserving and talking about legendary books/authors of old is the primary interest of Books Tell You Why.
This blog is perfect for learning about all the literary prizes. They have interesting reads on the world of literature.
Crime Review
This site is focused on crime literature. The editors, Linda Wilson, and Sharon Wheeler work with reviewers to bring this to life.
Plenty of reviews on crime stories! All high quality. Perfect for deciding if you want to read the bestseller everyone’s talking about.
Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews has been reviewing books for over 85 years. They review books and offer services to the book world.
They know their stuff for an excellent review! The podcast is worth checking out.
The Last Reader
Kath is a Filipina living in Germany. She loves to talk about all things bookish. She’s active in the literature blogging community.
She does book hauls and unboxings of book subscription boxes. It’s always interesting to see what’s inside.
Story Mummy
Ilham Alam is a mother and storyteller. She’s released her first picture book, Wonder Walk. She’s been a writer for many years.
It talks about family life, travel, and reviews of children’s books.
Page To Stage Reviews
Zarina is a Dutch woman who’s based in London. She’s an editor, and runs her lifestyle blog, on books, theatre, and life.
Her coverage of theatre is excellent. Zarina often ties books and theatre together in her posts. Makes for a fascinating blog!
Never Imitate
Jackie Law is a writer, reviewer, proud wife and mother who tries to avoid society’s pigeonholes.
She writes great articles and new reviews. There’s thoughtful posts and takes on many topics, not only books.
Jen Meds Book Reviews
Jen Lucas has a degree in literature. She loves crime fiction and thrillers but isn’t afraid to branch out into other genres.
She posts interesting reviews, articles, bookish and lifestyle things. There’s much well-written content.
Rachel’s Random Reads
Rachel reads anything she can get her hands on! She also provides resources and promotional services for authors.
The blog covers modern genres, bestsellers, and indie books from up and coming authors.
Halfman Halfbook
Paul Cheney is a non fiction books review columnist for a magazine.
His predominant interest is non-fiction. It’s an interesting take few bloggers do. Like non-fiction? This is worth following!
mychestnutreadingtree
This is a book review site for crime and thrillers. Jo is busy, but she always makes time for the thing she loves most. Reading.
She has warm, humorous writing.
My Reading Corner
Karen has been reading since she was a child. She works full-time, but a long commute means plenty of time for reading!
The site has a clean, minimalistic design. It keeps the focus on her well-written reviews. Worth reading if you enjoy mystery!
ofselfandshelf
Anne O’Neill writes for the Irish Times and on her blog about literature, life, and philosophy.
She’s a thoughtful and intelligent woman, writing interesting blog posts. There’s excellent non-fiction recommendations.
Dickens Does Books
Louise Dickens is immersed in books and writing. She wishes she shared ancestry with Dickens himself, but it’s yet to be confirmed.
Her site has a beautiful design, and her Instagram is great if you like Bookstagram! She does many books and genres.
Make Walk Read
A potter, knitter, and a reader, Fi Cooper lives in a beautiful town with her family. She enjoys her hobbies as much as she can.
She prefers crime, mystery, spooky, historical, and non-fiction stories. A great looking website!
David’s Book World
David Hebblethwaite is a writer and book reviewer. His reviews have been published in many places including his website.
He hosts blog tours and author Q&As alongside book recommendations and reviews. Worth a read!
Short Book and Scribes
Nicola used to review books on Amazon, but she wanted to keep them organized. Little did she know what her blog would become!
There’s so much interesting content on there it’s hard to know where to start!
Books with Jane
Jane works in publishing and reviews books on the side. She’s passionate about literature and spotlighting books she loves.
She writes professional reviews with thought put into them.
Foreword Reviews
Foreword Reviews has been running since 1998. The company has done nothing but trailblaze in the literature industry.
With a focus on indie and diverse books, they bring light to underrated but fantastic stories.
NPR
NPR is a literary non-profit. They specialize in podcasts on many topics, and strive to tell relevant stories. They’re one of the best book review blogs for literary fiction.
Their podcasts are diverse and exciting, well worth a listen. They publish new content and book reviews daily.
Shelf Awareness
Shelf Awareness is a free e-newsletter published weekly. It focuses on the book industry and happens in and around it.
Their newsletters are packed with interesting content. Something to look forward to in your inbox!
Shelly’s Book Corner
A lover of diverse books and many genres. She covers everything from thrillers to urban fantasy books. Richelle aka Shelly, as she’s more well-known, says she’s a lifelong reader.
Shelly loves to see books with diverse characters. Those were the stories she would’ve loved to have when she was younger.
Romance Rehab
Romance. Whether you love or hate it, it’s popular. Jennifer breaks down the stereotypes and show the best sides of romance novels.
Jennifer is an excellent writer and has many thoughtful, well-written reviews. The site has many essays on the genre.
Books and Beyond Reviews
Books and Beyond Reviews has much bookish content. They review many books and stories.
A weekly post series called Friday Face-Off. They choose a book, and find the cover variations, and rank them.
Confessions of a Literary Addict
Confessions of a Literary Addict is run by Nova. She’s an avid cosplayer, nerd, and literature addict.
Her writing style is warm and funny. I enjoy reading it!
Reads All The Books
Malissa Coy is a book reviewer with a range of tastes. An avid reader of children’s books, from middle grade to new adult.
Malissa is a huge fangirl and enjoys many mediums. Her style is eclectic, witty, warm, and funny.
TotallyBookedBlog
Totally Booked blog is run by two romance fanatics, Gitte and Jenny. Focusing on reviewing books from the romance genre.
The site is well designed. Their reviews are professional, insightful, and witty.
Dublin Review of Books
This focuses on Irish literature, arts, and culture. They publish news, essays, book industry insights, and reviews.
A wash of intelligent, insightful content. They don’t shy away from serious topics and always handle them with respect.
Stacked Books
Kelly and Kimberly, the founders, work in the industry. Kelly works at Book Riot, and Kimberly is a youth librarian.
The site is professional and has a great design! They focus on YA books. They’re excellent writers and reviewers.
The Perpetual Page Turner
What a great name! This site is run by Jamie, who mixes lifestyle, motherhood, and beauty in with her main passion, reading.
Jamie’s writing is touching and thoughtful. Her site’s beautiful design fits well with her ethos.
Rhapsody in Books
Jill and Jim are a husband and wife team who share a fascination for politics, history, and literature.
Their writing is excellent, they’re knowledgeable people! They review non-fiction, fiction and children’s books.
Conclusion
Plenty of bookish blogs to inspire your next read.
