BFF Blog Hop!

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Here's my stop on the BFF Blog hop, hosted by Swoony Boys Podcast and Fiction Fare! Also posting today are The Novel Orange, Don't Fold the Page, The Reader and the Chef so be sure to check them out!

I thought this would be a fun way to get to know other book bloggers and spread the love, and hunting for awesome bookstagrammers was a lot of fun. Most of them are twitter friends who also have bookstagrams, but I found a few new ones tooHere are a few awesome ones I found:
This one was new to me, but I loved all the trinkets and color coordination that goes into featuring different books!

I found this one while I was hunting for new bookstagrammers, and I just can't wrap my head around how gorgeous all of these photos are. Just wow.

A twitter friend! I loooooooove Brittany's #weeklybookstagram feature, and all her pictures are so cute! They make me really excited about whatever book she's reading :)

Okay, so this isn't technically a bookstagrammer but I love seeing the new book-related shirts and totes and library card socks that OOP throws our way!

A photo posted by @twobooksaday on
Here's another one that was new to me.  I thought the layout and recommendations were really fun :) Brownie points for the Fantasy section being the biggest haha

I feel like most of the book blogging world knows Jamie, but it can't hurt to say it again: I love how her pictures (and her blog) just feel like you're chatting with a friend.

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Here's another twitter friend!  She's holding Crini's handmade bookmarks in this picture, which are super pretty, but her other pictures are really pretty too!

A photo posted by Crini (@xcrini) on
More twitter friends! I feel like Crini is secretly an interior designer or something because all her artsy photos are on point!

My favorite thing about the My Friends are Fiction blog is the Lego covers feature. There aren't too many of those pictures on the instagram, but there are still lot of really cool photos!

A photo posted by Andi (@andiabcs) on  
Andi's instagram is super fun, with all sorts of odds and ends, both bookish and clothing related!

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