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13 Things You’ll See On Books and Sensibility In 2013

December 23, 2012      2 Comments

It’s Year 2 for Books and Sensibility and we are determined to make it better than ever! Think of this post as a mix between our  Blogging New Year’s resolutions and a  preview of what is to come.

1. Strictly Indie

This February  we are going to fall in love with Indie novels. We’re dedicating a month to Independent and Small presses. If you know a book we should consider let us know at indie@booksandsensibility.com

2. David Levithan YA Read-A-Thon

This summer Jess did Summer of Sarah Dessen, and it’s such a unique experience to read an authors entire range of work. This year we want to give David Levithan’s YA works a try.

3. Theme Months

Foreign novels, sequel month, whatever it is we love themes ! Each month we will try to have a theme to help inspire our reading.

4. 100 Book Reviews

This year our goal is to read and review 100 books. Last year was a little slow, this year we are ready to up the ante.

5. Industry Features

Between the book reviews and features we want to also focus on industry news. Anything from interviewing agents, publicist and editors.

6. Social Media

Everyone is talking about social media so we want to expand our love of books and interact with other book lovers on Twitter,YouTube, Pinterest and Goodreads

7. Meet N Greet Other Book Bloggers

At BEA and author events it’s always been a rush to meet other book lovers. Hopefully this year we can do the same and blog about it as well.

8. Memes

Memes are a great way to network and learn about other books so this year we will participate in memes we’ve never participated in before like Top Ten Tuesday.

9.  Read A Thons

Our TBR pile is towering. Each month I want to create a mini-TBR pile and work my way through.

10. Community Outreach

Sometimes blogging and reading can be solitary activities  so this is a great yeart for us to get out and spread the YA love in the community through donations and book clubs.

11.Newsletters

I love e-newsletters like I Heart Daily or my Pinterest Weekly. I think having a newsletter is a great way to  keep occasional YA readers in the know.

12. Get Personal

It’s easy to get mixed up with two contributing bloggers. Kat and I are going to inject more of our personalitues and personal lives into our blogging loves so you can get to know us better.

13.  Crossover Fiction Reviews

YA has a lot of crossover appeal, so we want to branch out and review different genres of adult fiction.

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