Hey,
guys! Welcome to the Kindred Bookmates blog! We're a small group of
friends who have been separated by several state lines and time
zones. This blog helps our bond over our love of books with each
other continue and hopefully allow others in this world of ours that
shares our love of books to join with us.
Since
this is the first blog, I decided to do a newbie book blog tag to
share some of my specific reading tastes:
Why
did you start this blog? I do
believe that was explained above. We love books and want to expand
our circle of book loving friends! And maybe even create a safe place
for those that always have their nose in a book that doesn't have
anyone to talk with about what they read.
What
are some of fun and unique things you can bring to book blogging?
Hopefully we'll be able to create a family here that can talk about
anything and everything bookish. I have a few ideas that will
hopefully that others will find entertaining once I can put those
plans into action. Just have to finalize a few things and get the
ball rolling.
What
are you most excited for about this new blog?
All the books we'll discuss! And the new friends to discuss them
with. You can never have too many bookish friends.
Why
do you love reading? All the
traveling you get to do through the books! Different countries here
on Earth and/or time (historical fiction has been a favorite lately).
Whole new worlds are fun as well.
What
books and series got you into reading?
Couldn't really tell you what books really got me into reading since
I've been reading for as long as I can remember. The first series I
really remember reading from start to finish and actually completing
is Harry Potter. However, I remember reading books from the
Goosebumps series, one or two of the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, and
the Boxcar Children as a kid.
What
questions would you ask your favorite authors?
I feel like everyone would ask where they get their inspiration from
for the books they write. I'd rather know what they spend their free
time doing for their hobbies. What they read. Get their favorite
books and get recommendations from them. Things like that.
What
challenges do you think starting a blog will be the hardest to
overcome? Being consistent in
posting content that people will want to read. I have a few ideas of
what I want to do on my end. I'm always willing to hear ideas of what
people will want to see in the future. I've been reading a lot
lately, so lots of book reviews will be posted here soon. As well as
a Thrift Books order that will be coming in shortly, so there will a
small book haul as soon as those come it as well. And every month,
there will be a BooklyBox subscription unboxing coming.
When
did you start reading? I do
believe that I mentioned earlier that I've been reading for as long
as I can remember. I just haven't given up on my love of books and
don't plan to, either.
Where
do you read?
Usually at the dining room table or couch in the living room at home.
If I'm in the process of traveling, I'll read then, too. I don't
travel as much as I used to anymore, though. I miss all the good
reading time. Although, I did just go to Syracuse recently and read
the whole way home.
What
kind of books do you like to read?
There are several genres I love: Fantasy, scifi, mystery, historical
fiction. I've recently rediscovered my love of The
Royal Diaries
series that I loved as a kid and have bought all but one. The one
that I'm missing will be bought the next time I place an order on
Thrift Books. Which, knowing me, won't be before too long. I just
finished Gemina,
the second book in the Illuminae
Files
by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. Don't usually read a lot of more
contemporary stuff but started reading The
Perks of Being a Wallflower
by Stephen Chbosky this morning, which to me has a more contemporary
feel to it.
Hopefully
you feel like you have more of idea of what I'm like reading wise!
I'm always welcome to questions about books and any recommendations
from your own recent reads! Feel free to leave a comment below!
Kindred
Bookmate,
Cassie
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