5 More Bookstagram Pages Book Lovers Will Want To Follow

We’re placing a spotlight on five more folks who are sharing the best parts of their reading adventures on Instagram. You know, for the culture!

We’ve been rocking with our own Bookstagram Instagram page for a while, @BNPLit, and love to share the written word for the ‘gram with book lovers. Last year, we shared some of our favorite bookstagramers with smaller followings that were rocking to the beat of their own drum, making waves with their own aesthetic and their own reading picks. It’s a new year and as ‘Rona has locked down the world over, so many of us have found more time on our hands for our favorite past time: reading. We wanted to spotlight five more folks who are sharing the best parts of their reading adventures on Instagram. You know, for the culture!If you’re knee deep in the tags for reading material on Instagram, here are some standout pages you’ll love and want to follow too! 1.) Dos Lit Worms

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Elissa and Eddie, self-described as “two Lit Worms reading and discussing all things books” are the friends I didn’t know I had. Their curated page is one to follow if you love speculative fiction and their range is diverse. They read all of our BIPOC faves from Charlie J. Eskew and Zoraida Córdova to tried and true authors in paperback like Brandon Sanders and Robin Hobb. I repeat, Elissa and Eddie have the range! Hailing from Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, I’ve seen these two happily engage the bookstagram community and, in turn, be accepted into the fold. Look they also have a dog, a corgi!!! That I’m waiting to see in more photos to…

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