The second annual BiblioLifestyle Winter Reading Guide is finally here, and I’m super excited for it to be out in the reading world! Especially because the short, cold winter days beg for blankets, hot beverages, and lots of good books.
About The Winter Reading Guide
The Winter Reading Guide has a total of thirty new releases organized across seven categories and six classic novels. There is also one extra category dedicated to the minimalist reader. The Minimalist Reads List is for those readers who are only planning to pick up a few books this season. Because we’re all about lifestyle here, you’ll also find some fun things to do at home this season, along with some winter-themed recipes. In addition, I’ve also included some tips to help you improve your reading life.
More About The Winter Reading Guide
Thousands of books will be gracing bookshelves this winter, and I haven’t read them all. So what I have done is select my favorites from the books I have read. I then organized them into categories. I’ve also included publication dates so you’ll know what comes out when (although these dates may change).
Some of these titles have heavy themes, so if you need trigger warnings, please email me at hello[at]bibliolifestyle[dot]com, and I will do my best to advise you accordingly. I also recommend using The StoryGraph for trigger warnings as well.
Above all, reading is a personal experience! So I’ve included summaries to help you decide if that book sounds right for you based on your taste, interests, and current reading mood.
Please share the guide’s homepage on your favorite social media channels or directly with your favorite bookish friends if you like what I’ve put together in The Winter Reading Guide. Also, don’t forget to tag @bibliolifestyle and use the hashtag #bibliolifestyleWRG in your posts so we can see what you’re reading as well.
I hope you’ll find plenty of books you love in this guide, and I’m looking forward to hearing about your favorites!
What books are you planning to read this winter?
Are you looking forward to reading any books from the guide? What are some of your most anticipated winter books?
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