Do you use BuJo to track your reading? How do you keep up with your reading challenges? Which is your favorite bullet journal idea?

As someone who has been a book blogger for a while and silently lurking in the blogging world for even longer, believe me when I say that book blogging is not like the other niches of blogging out there. True that blogging is blogging and you are anyway talking...

What are your blogging goals for the year? What is the main obstacle in reaching them? Have you found a solution yet? Let us talk.

How do you choose your hashtags for bookstagram? Do you have an Instagram account specifically for books/reading and writing? Let’s talk.

Do you often start projects/habits/hobbies passionately, and then leave them unfinished and unforgotten? Been there, done that. But what matters is do you do this too often? If yes, what are you doing to finish what you start - be it a new personal project, a business...

Did your favorite posts get a spot on my popular posts of 2020? What do you think are the factors that can get a post to viral? Let’s chat.

Do you use book quotes for Instagram captions? What other bookish topics do you talk about on your social media? Let us chat.

How do you keep balancing social media and blogging content? Does it ever get overwhelming for you? What does your social media schedule look like? Let us talk.

How often do you get self doubts? What are your ideas to overcome the impostor syndrome? Do you believe in fake it till you make it? Let us chat.

I just have to begin with I love Khaled Hossieni. There is something magical (sounds cliche I know) about his writing, his choice of words, metaphors and not the least the portrayal of human emotions. This is the second book of his that I am reading (and his third...