Autumnal Blog Post Ideas For Book Bloggers

As it's autumn, I figured out I could write a list of blog post ideas for book bloggers, just so one had a bit of inspiration when in a writing slump. Let's face it, most of the autumnal blog post ideas-posts by other bloggers are often not geared towards book bloggers, so I thought it would be nice with one blog post geared towards the mentioned book bloggers, as I'm one myself. If you're participating in Blogtober, I'm sure some of these blog post ideas would work there too.


Anyway, here's the blog post ideas and if you want to use any of them, feel free to tweak them if you want.

Lists
  • Top X books to read this autumn
  • Top X books to read for Halloween
  • Top X books about vampires (or other supernatural beings)
  • Top X books about ghosts
  • Top X books about haunted houses
  • Top X books that will keep you up at night
  • Top X horror novels
  • Top X villains
  • Top X thrillers
  • Autumn bucket list
  • Books with autumn vibes
  • October TBR
  • October releases
  • Creepy reads
  • Reasons to love/hate autumn
  • Autumnal book covers
  • Cosy books
  • Rainy day reads
  • Orange book covers
  • Creepy book covers
  • Cosy books with autumn setting to read this season
  • Gothic horror novels to pick up this season
  • Halloween countdown post – a book a day to read?
Various
  • Match your autumn outfit with a book cover
  • Autumn Bookstagram props
  • What's your autumn reading routine?
  • Goodreads reading goal update
  • Best autumnal coffees/teas/hot chocolates to drink while reading
  • Favourite places to read during autumn
  • Characters you'd love to dress up as at Halloween
  • Halloween book tags
  • Create an autumnal Instagram challenge (with hashtag of course)
  • Autumnal bookshelf decoration ideas
  • Autumn blogging essentials
  • Local ghost stories
  • How to get out of a reading slump
  • Why autumn is the best/worst time for readers
  • Your autumn aesthetic
  • Bookish pumpkin carving ideas
  • Book review round-up
  • Tips for participating in NaNoWriMo
  • Halloween/spooky poems

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