I love reading, but more and more I listen to audiobooks. Whereas once I loved to read psychological thrillers, gory murders, poetry and academic articles, (not forgetting those Serious Literary Works) one day I just didn't want to any more.
I still read murder and mysteries, but of the Cozy/Cosy kind, and most of my reviews are of this category.
I began posting reviews on Goodreads, then found I could get free audiobooks simply by writing reviews, Who knew? Now I also post on Audible and Amazon Books, and am starting this little review blog - with no great expectations of anything, but it's something to do, and a new skill for me.
I am a bookaholic
Book blog that specialises in book reviews, discussions about books and contemporary publishing, and writing and blogging content. The blog was founded in 2013.
I'm a writer and a reader and I blog about all things books. A lover of historical fiction and Australian writing, I read a range of genres including contemporary fiction, memoir, non-fiction, crime, children's, middle grade and YA fiction; and I like to participate in reading challenges to widen my scope.
The title Knowledge Lost was adapted from the title Paradise Lost by John Milton. I decided on this title to symbolise the fact that there is so much to learn and so much knowledge out there that previously was lost to me. As I discover and learn new things, I realise there are so much more to learn so this blog keeps growing and growing. A few years ago I started Literary Exploration as a dedicated book blog, I did this because my passion was always book blogging and I felt it would be a good idea to have this blog separate to the rest of my blogging.
Book reviews and other reading related content.
My Reading List: A Bookcrosser's Love of Reading ... And Other Book-Related Things.
This is what the title says, and normally, it's pretty much what I do. I talk about books and reading, bookstores and other book-related things that go along with just about anyone's reading list... to make my reading list yours. It's very much a nice read and I ask my public questions to keep them with me - to encourage them to comment, but I don't get many who do. I guess I have a shy crowd. My Reading List is also translatable... making it easier for anyone in the world to plug into it.
Readability is like a casual chat about books with a friend that is a little obsessed with reading - from the latest releases to forgotten classics. It looks at a book’s readability, and all the other things that matter to readers.
My adventures in reading and baking. I l read predominantly read historical fiction, contemporary romance and women's fiction. I also host the Historical Fiction Reading Challenge and the Weekend Cooking weekly meme.
To Be Read is a Book Blog that posts memes, TBR's, wrap ups, reviews and more. It is a source to engage with the wider reading community. I have eclectic tastes in my reading but the main genres focused on would be YA Fiction, Science Fiction, Fantasy, New Adult, & Romance.