The Hype Girl We All Need
“I joined Bookstagram almost two years ago as a way to find anyone, to talk books with. Not only did I discover tons of people, but I also found a community of readers by who I feel so connected and understood.”
This month, I'm thrilled to spotlight Jennifer, a passionate reader and vibrant member of the Bookstagram community. Jennifer's love for books began in childhood when she was often found with her nose in a fantasy novel. Her lifelong fascination with the genre stems from her imaginative nature, which has always been described as having her "head in the clouds."
Jennifer joined Bookstagram nearly two years ago, seeking fellow book lovers to share her enthusiasm with. Feeling like an outcast among her non-reading friends, she found a welcoming community on Bookstagram that resonated with her interests. Here, Jennifer discovered not just fellow readers, but a supportive network that shares and validates her bookish habits, like buying an entire series before reading the first book.
The connections she's made extend beyond fellow readers to authors she admires, creating interactions she never imagined possible. Jennifer's journey on Bookstagram has been filled with joy, camaraderie, and, of course, an ever-growing book collection she cherishes without regret.
Join me in celebrating Jennifer's contributions to our community and her infectious love for all things fantasy.
Jennifer’s Recs:
“What I lack in main character energy, I make up for as a plucky sidekick type with major golden retriever vibes!”
Jennifer’s Fun Facts:
Mom of three kiddos, a golden doodle and a bengal cat
Classically trained former dancer
Addicted to special editions
Hype girl for authors and artists
Favorite genre: fantasy
Favorite food: pizza
Loves to cook
Book collection status: out of control!
Follow @all.theprettypages for funny book reels, beautifully styled book photography, and honest 4-5 star reviews that will have you adding to your TBR (if you want to see all her reviews, check out her Goodreads profile).
