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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 31/08/2026

Remember this quote when you fall into your next reading slump 🤓📖 #BookSky #AuthorSky #WritingCommunity #QuoteOfTheWeek

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 27/08/2026

Here's a rough estimate of your recurring and non-reccuring expenses that you should keep in mind.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 27/08/2026

📅 TIMELINE Your first timeline can be very simple, but it will help you stay on track and strike the right marketing cord at the exact right moment. The one non-negotiable point is the publishing date: you should pick it ahead of time, and it will keep you accountable and on track.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 21/08/2026

Hugo really has his way with words like nobody else! #BookSky #AuthorSky #WritingCommunity

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 21/08/2026

Unless this is the first Bookmundo post you've seen, you've probably noticed that there's nothing we love more than glazing Jane Austen. And honestly? No regrets. #BookSky #Readers #BookLovers #WritingCommunity #JaneAusten

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 20/08/2026

we might not know if Homer was an actual person, but we do know that the one who designed this alignment chart couldn’t have been more real 💅🏻 #odyssey #christophernolan #bookadaptations

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 30/06/2026

It was George Orwell’s birthday last week! Now more than ever, his words feel relevant. #BookSky #WritersCommunity #Quotes

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 19/06/2026

This might be chaotic, but here is our 'things you use as a bookmark' tier list! #BookSky #Books #WritingCommunity

Tier list titled 'Things you use as a bookmark'. Superior tier: a receipt from the shop you bought it at, a postcard someone sent you, a pressed flower or leaf. A tier: an actual bookmark, a sticky note with your own annotations, a library card. B tier: a pen or pencil laid across the page, a hair tie, a folded piece of paper. C tier: folding the page, glasses, a random food wrapper. D tier: 'I'll just remember the page', closing the book and hoping for the best."

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 15/06/2026

One of the best pieces of advice! We couldn't agree more👏 #BookSky #BookLovers #WritingCommunity

Toni Morrison quote: If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 04/06/2026

We're back again with another challenge #BookLovers ! Choose your fighter 📚🏒 #BookSky

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 02/06/2026

Our romance book trope tier list! What did we miss? #BookSky #WritingCommunity

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 01/06/2026

Our love for alignment charts continues. Are you loving Off Campus as much as we are?🏒💙 #offcampus #BookSky

An “Off-Campus Alignment Chart” styled as a nine-square Dungeons & Dragons alignment grid. The chart places characters from Elle Kennedy’s Off-Campus series into moral and personality categories. Top row: Garrett Graham in “Lawful Good,” Hannah Wells in “Neutral Good,” and Allie Hayes in “Chaotic Good.” Middle row: Tucker in “Lawful Neutral,” Logan in “True Neutral,” and Dean Di Laurentis in “Chaotic Neutral.” Bottom row: Garrett’s father in “Lawful Evil,” Allie’s ex-boyfriend in “Neutral Evil,” and Justin Kohl in “Chaotic Evil.” Each square contains a character image with the alignment label beneath it, arranged on a light-colored background with the title “Off-Campus Alignment Chart” at the top.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 28/05/2026

Books that feel like a summer thunderstorm... Chaotic, emotional, bittersweet, refreshing.⛈️ #BookSky #BookLovers #WritingCommunity

book covers of call me by your name, where the crawdads sing, malibu rising, the paper palace

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 27/05/2026

Choosing one means betraying the other unfortunately, so pick wisely!👏 #BookSky #WritingCommunity #Readers

A four-panel “You can only choose one” post featuring fictional places from fantasy and dystopian book adaptations. The places shown are Winterfell from Game of Thrones, The Shire from the Hobbit, Howl'd Moving castle, and Olympus from Percy Jackson.

A four-panel “You can only choose one” post featuring side characters from fantasy and dystopian book adaptations. The characters shown are Haymitch Abernathy from The Hunger Games, The Hound from Game of Thrones, Kaz Brekker from Shadow and Bone, and Boromir from The Lord of the Rings. Each character is shown in a dramatic film or TV still with dark, cinematic coloring.

Four-panel graphic asking “You can only choose one romance book trope.” The slide features symbolic images representing different romance tropes: two magnets pulling together for enemies to lovers, mannequins holding hands for fake dating, the sun and the moon for right person, wrong time, and a toy triangle for the love triangle trope. Minimalist collage style with a playful, bookish tone.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 26/05/2026

Romanticizing existential dread one train ride at a time.🖤 #BookSky #Booklovers #Reading

A meme-style collage titled “dostoevsky is my favorite author” starter pack on a gray background. The collage includes a snowy park bench with the caption “park benches hate to see you coming,” a person in a suit sitting pensively by the water labeled “wears a suit - ironically, obviously,” fingerless gloves, a train ride scene with a copy of Crime and Punishment and the caption “Takes train rides to feel like the main character,” smudged eyeliner and dark under-eyes, a sparse bedroom with “no furniture,” a Dostoevsky loneliness quote, a vodka bottle and glass captioned “Vodka on the rocks!,” and a woman sitting alone by a window with coffee labeled “solitude lover” and “~people watching as a hobby~.”

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 20/05/2026

We're back with another Alignment Chart! Thoughts, feelings? #BookLovers #BookSky #Readers

A “Little Women Alignment Chart” meme arranged in a 3x3 grid on a light gray background. Each square contains a character photo from different adaptations of Little Women paired with a Dungeons & Dragons alignment label. From left to right, top row: “Lawful Good” shows Marmee smiling warmly; “Lawful Neutral” shows Beth smiling softly; “Lawful Evil” shows Aunt March in a dark hat. Middle row: “Neutral Good” shows Meg with folded hands; “True Neutral” shows Laurie in a scarf; “Neutral Evil” shows Mr. Dashwood wearing glasses. Bottom row: “Chaotic Good” shows Jo looking determined; “Chaotic Neutral” shows Amy in a white dress; “Chaotic Evil” shows Aunt March older and stern-faced.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 19/05/2026

Readers, what's a book you could reread forever?💙 #BookSky #WritingCommunity #BookLovers

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 13/05/2026

The result of a long and heated office debate. What do you say, fellow #BookLovers - did we get it right?📚💙 #BookSky #Readers #WritingCommunity

A “Pride and Prejudice Alignment” chart styled like a Dungeons & Dragons alignment grid. The nine-square grid pairs character portraits from the 2005 film adaptation with alignment labels. Top row: Mr. Darcy as “Lawful Good,” Elizabeth Bennet as “Lawful Neutral,” and Lady Catherine de Bourgh as “Lawful Evil.” Middle row: Jane Bennet as “Neutral Good,” Mr. Bennet as “True Neutral,” and Caroline Bingley as “Neutral Evil.” Bottom row: Georgiana Darcy as “Chaotic Good,” Mary Bennet as “Chaotic Neutral,” and George Wickham as “Chaotic Evil.” The chart has a light gray background with bold black title text at the top.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 11/05/2026

Within each of us lives a story just waiting to be told. Don't make yours wait too long — get writing! #WritingCommunity #BookSky #AuthorSky

quote by Maya Angelou: there is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 07/05/2026

Back again with a couple more great covers for your inspiration folder.👀 #BookSky #CoverArt #WritingCommunity

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 05/05/2026

If writing a book has been on your mind, this is your sign. Stop wishing. Start writing. #WritingCommunity #Quotes #Booksky

Charles Dickens quote: "the most important thing in life is to stop saying 'I wish' and start saying 'I will'.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 30/04/2026

We all say "don't judge a book by its cover"...but we all do. Here are some great covers to take notes from when designing your own.👀

cover of to kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee that is illustrated by Haydn Symons. the picture explains why the cover is good, such as the oak tree is a symbol of Boo Radley and the hand-drawn lettering and brushstroke texture resemble childhood innocence

cover of A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess illustrated by Kristian Hammerstad. Picture explains why the cover is good, such as the skeleton suggests the main character Alex is morally hollow and that the cover features mot recognizable symbols of the story - the bowler hat and the glass of milk.

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen illustrated by Anna Bond. the picture explains why the cover can be considered good, such as the cover bridges the gap between classic literature and modern lifestyle aesthetics, and the painted look of the cover is inspired by 18th-century wallpaper patterns and folk art

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 29/04/2026

As the world shifts and technology accelerates, this quote feels more relevant than ever to us. Do you agree with Orwell?

quote of the week by George Orwell: If people cannot write well, they cannot think well, and if they cannot think well others will do their thinking for them.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 27/10/2025

All the leaves are brown, your dark academia friend has shed their flimsy summer disguise, and it's time to get cozy with some moody autumn reads. Here are some of our favourite fall classics. 💙📚 #amreading

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 30/07/2025

Much like her namesake, the mighty Brontosaurus, Emily Brontë towers over the canopy of the literary landscape. From her lofty vantage point in the canon, she peers into our minds, souls, and hearts, laying their contents bare on the page and leaving us forever changed. 📚💙 #emilybronte #amreading

A collage-style “starter pack” titled “emily is my favorite brontë” starter pack, representing fans of Emily Brontë and Wuthering Heights. It includes: Pinterest-style mood boards and collages featuring quotes and images from the novel; a photo labeled “rainy days are my favorite”; a book cover of Wuthering Heights; a teacup and saucer labeled “petrichor”; black combat boots; an open creative journal with plants; a camera with colorful film rolls; a green pin that reads “Half Savage & Hardy & Free”; a Kate Bush cassette tape; a quote card that reads “I have to remind myself to breathe – almost to remind my heart to beat!”; a pair of black headphones labeled “black cat energy”; and a silhouette of bare tree branches. The overall mood is moody, artistic, romantic, and introspective.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 06/05/2025

In honour of #ChildrensBookWeek, we asked the Bookmundo team to share the books that helped shape them into the (mostly) functional adults they are today. Now tell us yours! 👇 📚💙 #amreading #stories #kidlit

Promotional image for Children's Book Week featuring the question 'What was the most impactful book of your childhood?' with three book covers displayed. The books are 'The Golden Compass' by Philip Pullman, 'Háblame del Sol' by Ángel Esteban, and 'Dear Dumb Diary' by Jim Benton. Each book cover is accompanied by a childhood photo of a person who found the book impactful.

Book cover of 'The Golden Compass' by Philip Pullman. The cover features a golden compass device with symbols and a polar bear standing on an ice floe. Beside the book is a childhood photo of Jesper with a description of why this book is his favorite.

Book cover of 'Háblame del Sol' by Ángel Esteban. The cover shows a small mouse standing on a book with a sword. Beside the book is a childhood photo of Carmen with a description of why this book is her favorite.

Book cover of 'Dear Dumb Diary' by Jim Benton. The cover features a cartoon girl sitting and reading a diary. Beside the book is a childhood photo of Clara with a description of why this book is her favorite.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 23/04/2025

We wish we could take credit for this awesome concept, but we got the idea from @katebrown__19 on Instagram, and were really excited about adding our own take. What would your favourite reverse tropes be? 📚💙 #readingcommunity #writerslife #author #writingcommunity #books #bookmemes #romancelandia

A digital graphic with an orange background titled "REVERSE TROPES." In the center is an open book with text on the left page that reads, “Male protagonist discovers internalized misogyny and goes to therapy.” The right page shows a blue UNO reverse card icon.

A digital graphic with an orange background titled "REVERSE TROPES." In the center is an open book with text on the left page that reads, “The protagonist realizes they are not, in fact, a bull and stops chasing red flags.” The right page features a blue UNO reverse card icon.

Reverse Tropes. An open book with text: 'The main characters use their powers of speech to clear up the misunderstanding before it spirals out of control.' There is an icon of a card with two arrows forming a loop.

Reverse Tropes. An open book with text: 'The protagonist realizes they are not, in fact, a bull and stops chasing red flags.' There is an icon of a card with two arrows forming a loop.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 16/04/2025

Many self-published authors stick to ebooks because printing books can be expensive and logistically challenging. We're here to spread the word about print-on-demand and answer your book-printing questions! 📚💙 #amwriting #author #printing #bookprinting #selfpublishing #writingcommunity

Infographic comparing Print on Demand (PoD) and Offset Printing for book printing. The infographic is divided into two sections: Print on Demand on the left with a blue background and Offset Printing on the right with an orange background.

Print on Demand:

No minimum order quantity.
Delivery in a few days.
Make changes to the content as you go.
No need to have storage space for surplus copies.
Ordering what you need results in less waste.
Higher price per copy, but barrier to entry is lower.
Ideal for self-published authors.
Offset Printing:

400+ copies minimum.
Delivery times can be up to a month.
Changes are slow and expensive.
Need space to store large quantities of books.
Fixed order quantities lead to increased paper waste.
Low price per copy due to quantity.
Ideal for publishers.
Each section is illustrated with a cartoon character handling books, emphasizing the differences in printing methods.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 15/04/2025

When you've left the bookstore and realize how many books you couldn't afford to take with you 📚💙 #amreading #readingcommunity #whitelotus #whitelotusmemes #books #bookmemes

A man looks over his shoulder with tears in his eyes

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 09/04/2025

We're back with the second edition of what is undoubtedly our sexiest series of posts to date. It's time to get to know your book from the inside out. 📚💙 #amreading #amwriting #writingcommunity #books #bookworm

Illustration of a book with a smiling face and limbs, titled 'The Anatomy of a Book, Part 2: Content'."

Graphic titled 'The Anatomy of the Book Block' showing a book with essential parts listed: Title Page, Copyright Page, Table of Contents, Body.

Graphic titled 'Additional Parts of the Front Matter' listing optional extras like Dedication, Foreword, Epigraph, and Introduction.

Graphic titled 'Additional Parts of the Back Matter' listing optional sections like Acknowledgements, Author Bio, Sneak Peeks, and a list of other books by the author.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 08/04/2025

Me explaining to my friends why they didn't like the amazing book I lent them. 😮‍💨 📚💙 #whitelotus #whitelotusmemes #readingcommunity #amreading #bookworm

A woman lying in a deck chair talking to a person offscreen. She is saying "Because you're soulless"

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 26/03/2025

When they make fun of you for self-publishing, but your book ends up inspiring a worker’s revolution 🤷‍♀️ 💙📚 #selfpublishing #severance #amwriting #writerslife #writingcommunity #severancememes

A picture of the character Rickon from the television series "Severance" superimposed on a photo of Karl Marx against an orangey-red background

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 25/03/2025

My normie friends when I tell them the plot of my latest steamy fae enemies-to-lovers #romantasy book. 👀 📚💙 #writingcommunity #writerslife #romancelandia #amwriting

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 18/03/2025

#WorldStorytellingDay is right around the corner, so here's our (completely objective) tier list of the ACU (Aesop Canonical Universe) for your viewing pleasure. What's your favourite fable/folktale? 📚💙 #authors #writingcommunity #stories #fables #storytime

A meme list organized in descending order, with S being the highest and D being the lowest, ranking various fables. S-tier fables include "The Tortoise and the Hare", and "The Lion and the Mouse". The A-tier fable is "The Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs". The B-tier fable is "The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse". The C-tier fable is "The Sun and the North Wind", and the D-tier fables are "The Grasshopper and the Ant", and "The Boy Who Cried Wolf"

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 13/03/2025

This struggle is as ancient as the written word itself, so here it is expressed through an equally ancient meme. What's your favourite procrastination method #writingcommunity (and yes, we are totally procrastinating rn 😭)? 📚💙 #writerslife #author #amwriting

A meme featuring a boyfriend walking with his girlfriend, but he is looking back, checking out another girl passing by. The boyfriend represents the author, the girlfriend represents writing, and the other girl represents obsessing over a largely irrelevant detail in the plot.

A meme featuring a boyfriend walking with his girlfriend, but he is looking back at another girl passing by. The boyfriend represents the author, the girlfriend represents writing, and the other girl represents getting your 4th coffee of the day.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 10/03/2025

Bookmundo's social media team’s biggest win was convincing management that creating writing playlists was a valid use of time. If instrumental playlists for #writing are your thing, add these to your rotation: open.spotify.com/user/31bpl5f... What kind of playlist should we make next? 📚💙

An image of a media player UI playing a playlist titled "Music for writing medieval fantasy". The album cover features the Bookmundo mascot, an anthropomorphic book, dressed as a poet or bard.

An image of a media player UI playing a playlist titled "Music for writing those spicy scenes". The album cover features the Bookmundo mascot, an anthropomorphic book, spewing fire while holding a chili.

An image of a media player UI playing a playlist titled "Music for writing sad, sad scenes". The album cover features the Bookmundo mascot, an anthropomorphic book, sitting on a pile of books and looking sad.

An image of a media player UI playing a playlist titled "Music for writing an 18th century ball scene". The album cover features the Bookmundo mascot, an anthropomorphic book, dressed in a Georgian gown and wig.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 26/02/2025

Share your preferred methods fellow #readers 📚💙

A meme consisting of 4 rows, with each successive row displaying a science book-style visual of an increasingly large human brain, accompanied by text. The texts, in ascending order (with higher numbers corresponding to the bigger brain visuals) read:

1. Using a bookmark
2. Using an improvised bookmark
3. Remembering the page number
4. Finishing the book in one sitting

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 20/02/2025

We tend to get a lot of questions about ISBNs from authors using Bookmundo, so we took the liberty of compiling some basic info about this nifty little barcode. 📚💙 #writingcommunity #selfpublishing

An infographic about ISBNs highlighting the following key points:

An ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a unique, 13-digit product code used to identify books, similar to a barcode. It contains five parts:

A prefix identifying the product as a book.
A code for the language or region.
A publisher identifier.
A code for the book title.
A check digit for verification.

How Does an ISBN Work?
An ISBN is essential for stocking books in libraries and bookshops, as it ensures proper identification and cataloguing. Each edition or format (e.g., hardcover vs. paperback) requires a unique ISBN.

The second half of an infographic about ISBNs highlighting the following key points:

When do you need an ISBN?
If you want your book to be stocked in libraries and bookshops;
Each new edition of your book needs its own ISBN;
A hardcover and paperback cannot have the same ISBN.

Where should the ISBN be placed?
Print books: on the title page and back cover
ebooks: on the title display

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 14/02/2025

The office got together to vote on favourite #romantictropes and the fictional couples that represent them best, because February demanded it. There was a lot of back and forth, and this was the result. Feel free to roast us in the comments. 💙📚

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 10/02/2025

The people demand chapter titles!

"A two-panel meme featuring the so-called Kombucha girl (Brittany Broski). In the first panel, she is seen reacting with disgust to text that reads 'Chapter 10.' In the second panel, she is seen with an intrigued expression, and the text reads 'The Breaking of the Fellowship,' indicating a humorous reaction to the emotional impact of this chapter from 'The Lord of the Rings.'"

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