This episode was originally published on August 29, 2020.

We’re joined by Beth – a book blogger, BookTuber and Instagrammer at BooksNest. In the past few years, she has grown her following to 27k+ on Instagram and almost 4k on YouTube (as of August 2020).

Beth shares her tips and tricks for growing your Instagram following, how to set up your account for success, and she explains how she started monetising her online content.

This episode was originally published on Oct 8, 2019.

This episode is a is a very special one, because it’s time to say hello to the new Wonderfully Bookish co-host, Natasha!

Creating a podcast is so much fun, but it’s also a lot of work when you do it alone. I have so many topics I’ve wanted to explore and discuss but when it’s just be sitting all alone, trying to ramble to myself for 30 minutes, it gets a little tedious – and I don’t think you’d want to listen to that either. So logically, a co-host is the best way to go.

I’m so excited to have someone with me to discuss all things bookish, and hopefully make each episode a bit more interesting to listen to. We’ve got a ton of ideas and I can’t wait to see where the podcast goes from here.

In this episode, we discuss favourite books, authors and genres, our thoughts on DNFing books, and we reminisce over our teenage Twilight phase.

This episode was originally published on August 8, 2019.

Meet some of the most exciting voices in young adult literature during this special panel discussion at Foyles, London, with authors Lucy Powrie, Alexandra Sheppard, Kate Mallinder, and Gill Stewart.

Sitting down with award-winning book blogger Michelle Toy, the panel explored the topic of Empowering Teens in YA, focusing on characterisation, storytelling and representation as a means of encouraging young peoples’ creative expression through reading.

Thanks so much to Sweet Cherry Publishing for inviting me to this event and for giving me the chance to share the panel on the podcast!