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    10 Best Facebook pages for people who love books [UPDATED FOR 2019]

    9/1/2019

     
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    With millions of new books being published every year, finding great sources of book reviews and reading recommendations can be overwhelming. And while Instagram and Twitter both offer a plethora of great reading materials, Facebook is still where I go to find interesting and new literary ideas, including book recommendations 

    Here are 10 of the best Facebook pages I use to keep on top of all things bookish: reviews, best-sellers, unique lists or just funny/inspiring reading memes.

    Amazon Books
    It's not surprising that Amazon knows books, but it was surprising that their book-specific Facebook feed has so much good content. Sneak peeks at new books, must-read lists from all genres, interviews with authors and book recommendations. Basically, there's a wide variety of book-related news and inspiration.

    Book Riot
    Book Riot's fresh, sarcastic style makes it one of my favorite book sites, and I actually look forward to getting their newsletters on Sundays. Check them out — they make being a book lover seem super cool. They've got some great book-related podcasts as well, so you can listen to experts and smart people talk about why books are important, plus discuss the latest news in your favorite genre. 

    Buzzfeed Books
    This page has everything you'd expect from Buzzfeed — genre lists ("X Best Romance Novels...), cool bookish products, funny memes and general irreverence that we've all come to know and love about Buzzfeed. Somehow scrolling through their feed doesn't feel like I'm wasting time when I'm on Facebook.

    Friday Reads 
    I love the idea of thousands of strangers sharing what they're reading every Friday (as much as I love sharing what I read with them). This is a cute little page with a real community feeling around it — plus they have a lot of giveaways. Check them out.

    Goodreads 
    Anyone who uses the Goodreads site or app will find their Facebook posts a nice complement to the site's other content. Author birthdays are my favorite; check the comments in their various "What are you reading?" posts to discover new reads.They also often feature reader-generated content. 

    Literature Is My Utopia
    A little more intellectual & "heady," LIMU shares lots of inspirational quotes and old-timey author photos. They do a great job with their memes as well.

    The Millions 
    Book nerds unite! Again, another place for readers, not just book lovers. Their online community is smart and passionate; reading the comments is as enlightening as the posts themselves. 

    NPR Books 
    Keep up-to-date on the books that everyone is talking about. Includes links to recent author interviews, reviews, and book picks, as well as conversations about what you're reading, the future of publishing, and other lit-ish links. Basically everything you'd expect from NPR: Smart, often tongue-in-cheek articles about everything books. 

    Shelf Awareness 
    A more humorous approach for book lovers. Lots of memes, links, giveaways and LOLs. I love this site for all the shareable cartoons about how great/awful it is to be a bookworm.

    Books & Mortar
    I'm including my favorite local indie bookstore because "Bookseller Jennie" does such a great job detailing her journey as a independent bookshop. She hosts tons of events and generally keeps her tight little community updated on great books and worthy causes. Whatever your local indie bookstore is, be sure to give them some Facebook (and IRL) love! (Honorable mention: Bay Books near Suttons Bay, Michigan)

    Where do you go on Facebook to get your book fix? Let us know in the comments.

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    9/14/2019 08:02:07 am

    I've been a book worm ever since I was a grade school student. Not the textbook ones, but those that contain inspirational pieces that come the heart of the author. It's true that following these Facebook pages is a huge help for us because we get to talk about our likes. It serves as a community for us where we can discuss about the books that we like and share our thoughts about everything. I have been a follower of Goodreads and Book Riot for quite some time now, and I can definitely say that I am really happy!

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    Brien Kinkel
    11/2/2020 04:50:16 pm

    I highly recommend the Fb page "Serious Non-fiction Books."

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    11/16/2020 08:05:47 am

    I believe not everyone can write a good romance fiction novel. I have recently started reading Patricia Hartmann's books and wished I had found her sooner. Her books are so well written and mesmerizing. You can check out her collection at; https://pathartmannbooks.com/


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