It’s almost the end of December, and I’m so excited to share the first LTB topics of 2024! I think they’ll be a really fun way to start of the year, and I’m excited to see what you all write about them. So, here are the January topics for Let’s Talk Bookish!

Let’s Talk Bookish is a bookish meme that was created by Rukky @ Eternity Books where each Friday, bloggers write posts discussing the topic of the week. Since April 2022, I’ve been the host of LTB and post each month’s topics here on my blog!

I also have an archive of the LTB topics here on Book Nook Bits, which you can find in the menu of my blog. My archive has the topics from April 2022 and all months going forwards, and all previous topics can be found on Rukky’s blog.

If you’d like to suggest a topic, you can do so using the Google Form linked at the end of this post.

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 January 5: 2023 Reading Wrap-Up

Prompts: Happy New Year! How many books did you read in 2023? What were some of your favorites? Least favorites? Did you meet your reading goals for the year? What do you want to continue in 2024? Any reading-related changes you’re planning to make?

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January 12: Are Reading Goals Worth It?

Prompts: Did you set reading goals for 2024? Have you set reading goals in past years? Do they motivate you to read more, or do they make reading more stressful? What kinds of goals, if any, are the most motivating to you? Have you noticed a change in your reading since you started blogging? How about goals you set?

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January 19: Seeing the Real World Through Books

Prompts: Many fiction books have messages about social issues, current events, and more. Some are underlying themes, and others are much more overt. Are you more drawn to books that dive into these serious topics, or do you prefer to have fiction be more of an escape from the world? What are some novels that have impacted you? What do you think are the most effective ways for authors to get their messages across?

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January 26: Books to Read by the Fire

Prompts: The holidays are over, but it’s still winter! What books do you feel are perfect to read during the season? What about genres? What wintry books do you have on your TBR?

Even if you don’t participate in writing LTB discussions, if you have any suggestions or ideas for topics, you can share your ideas using the Google form below!

What do you think of the topics for January? Do you participate in LTB? Chat with me in the comments below!