Blog Post Ideas for Book Bloggers: 45 Ideas For Book Bloggers

We all struggle with motivation and inspiration sometimes and no matter how hard we try, get a creative block and can’t come up with ideas for a blog post for the life of us. I’ve been there, we’ve all been there. So I don’t think there’s any shame in asking, looking or offering help for people stuck in those inspiration-ruts. So today I want to share with you some blog post ideas for book bloggers!

I haven’t been a book blogger for some time now but I remember when I was, I definitely went through phases of being really stuck with what to write. When you niche down so much and stick to one topic, it can get that way sometimes. But it’s nothing that a little helping hand can’t fix!

Related read: How To Become a Book Reviewer

I personally like to have a whole bank of blog post ideas to go so I don’t get super stuck if I ever find myself in a creative rut. The great thing about books is that any avid reader is always reading and consuming more and more books. Therefore, always giving themselves content ideas, without even realising!

In this post I’m sharing 45 blog post ideas for book bloggers, for anyone who’s a little stuck on inspiration. There’s a whole variety of categorized posts, from lists, discussions, personal and more to choose from!

Blog post ideas for book bloggers:

#1 Review posts 

Let’s start with the basic and most popular blog post idea for book bloggers which is obviously book reviews and one of the main reasons most book bloggers start out in the first place:

• A Book Review of a Book You’ve Bought
• A Book Review of a Book You’ve Been Sent
• A Review of a Full Series
• A Review of a Book Tour Book
• A Review of a Book-To-Film Adaptation

#2 Discussion posts

I remember the first ever discussion post I wrote was about whether libraries were a thing of the past and it was GREAT to hear my readers opinions on the topic. Discussion posts are likely to contain a lot of your own opinions, so definitely be prepared to have discussions with others who might not share your views on these sort of posts:

• Things You’d Like To See More/Less Of in Books
• Controversial Book Discussion
• What You Thought of a Book-To-Film Adaptation
• Discussion About a Current Book Trope
• What You Think About Hyped Up Books
• A Discussion About Libraries
• X Thoughts Whilst Reading____

#3 List posts

List posts are GREAT because they’re easy to digest and everyone loves a list. Myself included. There are SO many list post ideas you can take advantage of as a book blogger, here are just a few to get you started:

• X Books That Made You Cry/Laugh/Scared
• Monthly Reading Wrap-Up
• Recent Book Hauls
• Books You’d Like To Read This Month / Year
• Upcoming Releases You’re Looking Forward To
• Books Set In a Certain Country You Want To Read
• Hyped Up Books You Want To Read
• Blogging Prompts Post

#4 Tips and advice posts

Just because you’re a book blogger, doesn’t mean you ONLY have to write about the books you’re reading. There’s lots involved in being a book blogger, which is great because it can open up your calendar to a lot of great content. If you’ve got advice to share to other book bloggers, you might want to include some of these ideas:

• Best Tips For New Book Bloggers
• How To Get More Traffic On Your Book Reviews
• X Places To Share Your Book Reviews
• X Video Ideas for Booktubers
• How To Write An Amazing Book Review
• Top Tips For Working With Publishers As a Book Blogger
• How To Plan Your Content As a Book Blogger

#5 Seasonal posts

Seasonal posts are great within any niche because they will continue to come around again and again. That’s no different when thinking of blog post ideas for book bloggers, as PLENTY of books are set around a certain time of year. There are tons of seasonal bookish blog post ideas to use which will also help you get more regular traffic:

• Best Books Set at Christmas
• X Amazing Summer Beach Reads
• Spooky Books To Read At Halloween
• Romance Novels Perfect for Valentine’s Day
• Christmas Gift Guide For Book Lovers
• X Fiction Novels Set At New Years
• Sweet Spring Chick-Lit Novels To Add To Your TBR

#6 Personal posts

Personal posts might not be the best for SEO but they’re definitely great for engagement and relating to your audience. Personal posts can offer up a lot of insight into you as a blogger and as a person, allow people to learn more about you and also encourage great discussion about the topics you’re talking about:

• Your Favourite Book To Film Adaptations
• If I Had a Book Club… (ft. Books You’d Include)
• X All-Time Favourite Books
• X Books I’d Encourage My Child To Read
• Favourite Books From X Genre
• Favourite Quotes / First Lines / Covers From Books
• A Letter To Your Favourite Author
• Books You’d Like To See Turned Into Movies
• Bookish Wish-Lish
• A Tour Of Your Book Shelf
• 20 Bookish Confessions

I hope you like the sound of these book blog post ideas and please feel free to use any of them you like! I’ve done a fair few of these posts myself in the past, so do check those out if you’re interested! I hope this post has helped you get a bit more creative with your book blog and the type of bookish content you can include.

Which are your favourite type posts to write? Let me know in the comments!