Yesteryear is E V E R Y W H E R E. It was publishe Yesteryear is E V E R Y W H E R E. It was published just over a month ago and already has a whopping 336,00+ ratings on Goodreads 🤯

I enjoyed the influencer aspect, the farm, and the twist at the end. I didn’t care for Natalie or her husband, but that was obviously not supposed to be the case. This book touches on a variety of timely topics, but in my opinion, it didn’t spend enough time on any single topic to offer meaningful commentary. It’s leaning on a flashy and (admittedly) intriguing premise, but it doesn’t deliver anything deeper than surface-level shock.

Overall, I found it to be highly entertaining, but nothing groundbreaking. The whole time I was reading, I kept thinking about how this would be a GREAT book club pick. It’s also being made into a movie with Anne Hathaway, so if you’re planning to watch the adaptation, you may want to give the book a read first.
A few of my recent reads! - Homegoing - The Art A few of my recent reads! 

- Homegoing
- The Art of Racing in the Rain
- Yesteryear (review incoming, I have SO many thoughts on this one)
- Audition

What's the last book you finished?
First pool weekend of the summer is in the books šŸŒž First pool weekend of the summer is in the books šŸŒžšŸ“ššŸ’…šŸ¼
I’ve somehow never done an intro post after having I’ve somehow never done an intro post after having this account for 5 years! 
 
I've been an avid lifelong reader, but in 2020, I was reading more than usual during the COVID shutdown. I started myĀ BookstagramĀ account in July, right in the middle of the chaos. It was my attempt to overcome the boredom and isolation everyone was feeling.

Over the years, BookstagramĀ has become my favorite corner of the internet: my creative outlet and a space for me to share the things I love.

A few things about me:
* I’m 27 and I live in Greenville, SC!
* I’m currently planning my wedding to my wonderful fiancĆ© (November 2026) <3
* My entire life, I’ve loved to read. My dad is an English professor and I grew up literally surrounded by books
* I work as a media buyer at an advertising agency and I love my job! 
* I love fashion and home decor, especially colorful/unique pieces
* My favorite genre is literary fiction, but I also enjoy thrillers!

Bookmarked by ErinĀ is a space for me to share my love for all things reading with a side of fashion and home decor. Thank you for being here, and I hope you stick around!
Several weeks ago, I asked the internet about thei Several weeks ago, I asked the internet about their favorite ā€œrich people behaving badlyā€ books. Personally, it’s one of my favorite genres/tropes (tied with campus novels, which I’ll also be dedicating an entire post to). Full of drama and strong character development, these books offer a glimpse into a world I’ve never been part of. The richer and more badly behaved, the better.

In my post, I asked for more recommendations from this genre, and the responses did NOT disappoint. I rounded up all the responses and threw in some of my personal recommendations, and curated a list of 23 books that I think fit this trope perfectly. 

• The God of the Woods
• Big Little Lies
• The Privileges
• Brideshead Revisited
• These Summer Storms
• Pineapple Street
• The Paradise Problem
• Culpability
• Bad Summer People
• Malibu Rising
• The Only One Left
• Good Rich People
• Seating Arrangements
• The Perfect Couple
• Retreat
• Long Island Compromise
• We Were Liars
• The Great Gatsby
• Very Bad Company
• Park Avenue
• The Social Climber
• The Heiress
• Cover Story

What’s your favorite rich people behaving badly book? Let me know so I can add it to the top of my TBR!
Happy Indie Bookstore day! There's just something Happy Indie Bookstore day! There's just something special about an indie bookstore. Go support them today & always 🩷
I am lovingggg this trend šŸ¤— Here are some books t I am lovingggg this trend šŸ¤—

Here are some books that met my expectations, didn't meet my expectations, exceeded my expectations, and some that I'm really looking forward to reading! 

Do we have any in common?
I’m in a monthly book club, and our March pick was I’m in a monthly book club, and our March pick was These Summer Storms šŸŒ€

Unfortunately These Summer Storms was not a hit for our group. The writing felt clunky and the characters fell flat. The premise is intriguing and I love the ā€œrich people behaving badlyā€ trope, but the execution just wasn’t there. BUT…even when we all dislike the book (aka this month’s book), the convo is always flowing, and the other girls bring such funny and insightful thoughts!
Now/next/last ā© Now: The Idiot 🪨 Next: The Names Now/next/last ā©

Now: The Idiot 🪨
Next: The Names šŸ’
Last: These Summer Storms šŸŒ€
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Your Guide to Starting a Bookstagram Account

Welcome to Booksta! In today’s digital age, social media platforms like Instagram have become more than just places to share selfies and food photos. They’ve evolved into vibrant communities centered around shared interests and passions. One community that has been gaining momentum in recent years is Bookstagram or Booksta – Instagram accounts dedicated to all things books. If you’re a book lover looking to connect with fellow readers and share your passion for reading, starting a Bookstagram account might be just the thing for you. Check out my bookstagram account for some inspo!

Choose a niche: The first step in starting your Bookstagram journey is to choose a niche that reflects your interests and expertise. Whether you’re a die-hard YA fiction fan, a lover of fantasy worlds, or obsessed with non-fiction, there’s a niche for everyone in the Bookstagram community. By focusing on a specific genre or theme, you’ll not only attract like-minded followers but also establish yourself as a knowledgeable voice within the space.

Set up your account: Creating a Bookstagram account is easy and straightforward. Sign up with your email address or phone number, and choose a username that reflects your niche. Consider creating a book-focused email to use for publishers or blogging in case your account grows and you receive opportunities. Your profile picture and bio are your chance to make a good first impression, so make sure they accurately represent who you are and what your account is all about. A perfect bio includes a brief description of your favorite genres, recent reads, or a short blurb about your niche potential followers a taste of what to expect from your content.

Create content: Now that your account is up and running, it’s time to start creating content. The key to successful Bookstagramming is high-quality photos and engaging captions. Experiment with different angles, lighting, and props to make your photos stand out in the Instagram feed. Don’t forget to include relevant hashtags to help your posts reach a wider audience, and always be authentic and genuine in your captions – after all, your followers want to hear your unique voice and perspective.

Grow your audience: Building a following on Bookstagram takes time and effort, but it’s so fun and rewarding. Start by engaging with other Bookstagrammers in your niche – like, comment, and share their posts to show your support and connect with like-minded individuals. Participate in giveaways, challenges, readathons, and Instagram features like stories and reels to increase your visibility and attract new followers. Above all, patience and consistency are key – thriving accounts with large followings weren’t built overnight.

Engage with your community: One of the best things about Bookstagram is the sense of community and camaraderie among its members. Don’t be afraid to reach out to fellow Bookstagrammers, ask for recommendations, and share your own thoughts and opinions on the books you love. Participate in book swaps, buddy reads, and virtual book clubs to deepen your connections and forge lasting friendships. Remember, the more you engage with the community, the more rewarding your Bookstagram experience will be.

Starting a Bookstagram account is not just about sharing pretty pictures of books – it’s about connecting with fellow book lovers, discovering new reads, and celebrating the joy of reading together. Whether you’re a seasoned reader or just dipping your toes into the literary waters, there’s a place for you in the Bookstagram world. So go ahead, create an account, and let your love of books shine – the Bookstagram community is waiting with open arms! HAVE FUN and enjoy your new creative outlet!

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Yesteryear is E V E R Y W H E R E. It was publishe Yesteryear is E V E R Y W H E R E. It was published just over a month ago and already has a whopping 336,00+ ratings on Goodreads 🤯

I enjoyed the influencer aspect, the farm, and the twist at the end. I didn’t care for Natalie or her husband, but that was obviously not supposed to be the case. This book touches on a variety of timely topics, but in my opinion, it didn’t spend enough time on any single topic to offer meaningful commentary. It’s leaning on a flashy and (admittedly) intriguing premise, but it doesn’t deliver anything deeper than surface-level shock.

Overall, I found it to be highly entertaining, but nothing groundbreaking. The whole time I was reading, I kept thinking about how this would be a GREAT book club pick. It’s also being made into a movie with Anne Hathaway, so if you’re planning to watch the adaptation, you may want to give the book a read first.
A few of my recent reads! - Homegoing - The Art A few of my recent reads! 

- Homegoing
- The Art of Racing in the Rain
- Yesteryear (review incoming, I have SO many thoughts on this one)
- Audition

What's the last book you finished?
First pool weekend of the summer is in the books šŸŒž First pool weekend of the summer is in the books šŸŒžšŸ“ššŸ’…šŸ¼
I’ve somehow never done an intro post after having I’ve somehow never done an intro post after having this account for 5 years! 
 
I've been an avid lifelong reader, but in 2020, I was reading more than usual during the COVID shutdown. I started myĀ BookstagramĀ account in July, right in the middle of the chaos. It was my attempt to overcome the boredom and isolation everyone was feeling.

Over the years, BookstagramĀ has become my favorite corner of the internet: my creative outlet and a space for me to share the things I love.

A few things about me:
* I’m 27 and I live in Greenville, SC!
* I’m currently planning my wedding to my wonderful fiancĆ© (November 2026) <3
* My entire life, I’ve loved to read. My dad is an English professor and I grew up literally surrounded by books
* I work as a media buyer at an advertising agency and I love my job! 
* I love fashion and home decor, especially colorful/unique pieces
* My favorite genre is literary fiction, but I also enjoy thrillers!

Bookmarked by ErinĀ is a space for me to share my love for all things reading with a side of fashion and home decor. Thank you for being here, and I hope you stick around!
Several weeks ago, I asked the internet about thei Several weeks ago, I asked the internet about their favorite ā€œrich people behaving badlyā€ books. Personally, it’s one of my favorite genres/tropes (tied with campus novels, which I’ll also be dedicating an entire post to). Full of drama and strong character development, these books offer a glimpse into a world I’ve never been part of. The richer and more badly behaved, the better.

In my post, I asked for more recommendations from this genre, and the responses did NOT disappoint. I rounded up all the responses and threw in some of my personal recommendations, and curated a list of 23 books that I think fit this trope perfectly. 

• The God of the Woods
• Big Little Lies
• The Privileges
• Brideshead Revisited
• These Summer Storms
• Pineapple Street
• The Paradise Problem
• Culpability
• Bad Summer People
• Malibu Rising
• The Only One Left
• Good Rich People
• Seating Arrangements
• The Perfect Couple
• Retreat
• Long Island Compromise
• We Were Liars
• The Great Gatsby
• Very Bad Company
• Park Avenue
• The Social Climber
• The Heiress
• Cover Story

What’s your favorite rich people behaving badly book? Let me know so I can add it to the top of my TBR!
Happy Indie Bookstore day! There's just something Happy Indie Bookstore day! There's just something special about an indie bookstore. Go support them today & always 🩷
I am lovingggg this trend šŸ¤— Here are some books t I am lovingggg this trend šŸ¤—

Here are some books that met my expectations, didn't meet my expectations, exceeded my expectations, and some that I'm really looking forward to reading! 

Do we have any in common?
I’m in a monthly book club, and our March pick was I’m in a monthly book club, and our March pick was These Summer Storms šŸŒ€

Unfortunately These Summer Storms was not a hit for our group. The writing felt clunky and the characters fell flat. The premise is intriguing and I love the ā€œrich people behaving badlyā€ trope, but the execution just wasn’t there. BUT…even when we all dislike the book (aka this month’s book), the convo is always flowing, and the other girls bring such funny and insightful thoughts!
Now/next/last ā© Now: The Idiot 🪨 Next: The Names Now/next/last ā©

Now: The Idiot 🪨
Next: The Names šŸ’
Last: These Summer Storms šŸŒ€
What are you reading now/next/last?
Spring is here and so are April book releases* šŸŒ„ļøšŸµ Spring is here and so are April book releases* šŸŒ„ļøšŸµšŸ’šŸ‘’

Save this post for your next trip to the bookstore! 

Which April releases are on your radar?

*As always, this is not an exhaustive list of all books being published in April, and pub dates are subject to change :)
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