Citations:Bookstagrammer

English citations of Bookstagrammer and bookstagrammer

Noun: "an Instagrammer whose account focuses on books and reading"

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• 2017, Lottie Moulster, "The Rising Trend of 'Bookstagram", The Galleon (University of Portsmouth), 30 March 2017, page 13:

  One 'bookstagrammer' posted a short series on her Instagram "story" of the process behind her photos.

• 2017, B. Conrad, "The Benefits Of Using #Bookstagram", Art Hive, Winter 2017, page 22:

  Interact! Joining a book challenge, commenting on accounts, and meeting new bookstagrammers is a surefire way to get your bookstagram account noticed.

• 2018, Kritika Narula, "Summer Reading In The Time Of Screens & Cyberspace: Of Netflix & Other Demons", Qmunicate (University of Glasglow), page 22:

  A special thanks is due to the wild popularity of all things Pinterest-y, to Jenny Han for writing books that make for perfect summer reads (and whose titles inadvertently pass the test for search-engine optimisation) and bookstagrammers who kept the glamour of summer reading alive.

• 2018, Vidhya Thakker, "Bookstagram Community", Unread, March 2018, page 84:

  It's a learning curve – each day you discover something new and it's through collaborating with other Bookstagrammers this is made possible.

• 2018, "News from Hay Chamber of Commerce", Wye Local, May 2018, page 54:

  Elsewhere, Bookstagrammers from as far afield as Vancouver descended on Hay for a second weekend of events […]

• 2018, Ella Peile, quoted in Andrea Ripper, "Writing a new connection", Brisbane News Magazine, 9 May - 15 May 2018, page 18:

  “There's a really big online community for YA literature – lots of people who are bloggers or bookstagrammers (instagramming about books),” she says.

• 2019, Samantha Resnick, "The lovely fantasyland of bookstagram", The Student Life (The Claremont Colleges), 5 April 2019, page 5:

  She accuses bookstragrammers of reduce books to backdrops, calling their posts "devoid ... of any engagement with what books really do."

• 2019, Katie Orphan, quoted in Karen Schechner, "A Conversation with Katie Orphan, manager of The Last Bookstore in Los Angeles", Kirkus Reviews, 1 August 2019, page 165:

  We get a lot of people coming in to take pictures for Instagram, so we pay attention to Instagram poets and bookstagrammers to know what our audience might want.

• 2020, Sam Miller, quoted in Linnea Wingerup, "Cheers To Being Queer (On The Internet!)", Peacock Magazine (American University of Paris), Spring 2020, page 37:

  I was pleasantly surprised how immediately warm and welcoming all the other bookstagrammers were of my account.