Anne-Pauline– Best known as Api on social medias, I mostly read young adult books (especially dystopia and contemporary) in french and in english. My target audience is young readers 14 and up who are eager to discover books off the beaten track.
Clara- Clara is a French bookstagrammer and book blogger known as the Bookworm of Notre-Dame. She has been discussing young adult and middle grade novels, as well as classics, for three years now, to any bookworms online.
Jordan– Social networks are a way for me to get in touch with people who share the same urge to grow an experience new things. It can be through books, music or simple discussions. Books genres, representations, well-being or spirituality are the topics I like to discuss with the people of the internet (who often turn out to become good friends in real life). My credo ? There is a beauty in believing in our potential for good, we just have to open up and trust that things will be okay!
Romie– I’ve been on bookstagram for nearly four years and booktube for a year. I consider my different platforms as one safe space for not only myself, but also the people who follow me. I use this safe space to talk about mental health, something that’s very important to me, and diversity in books.
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