11 Bookstagrams With Minimalist Feeds

I love minimalist photos, whether they are bookstagram related or otherwise. It’s so interesting to see how people can get so creative with very little things. And on the plus side, looking at their feed as a whole, it’s so aesthetically pleasing. Here are 11 of my favourite minimalist feeds:

1. @westerosreader

2. @ourbookworlds

10/8/16 - 4:58 PM I HAVNT FINISHED A BOOK IN A MONTH!!! THIS IS A PROBLEM!!!😱😖😖😖 - I hate not reading! It honestly feels like a piece of my soul is missing! Not fun at all, but Kyla is helping me work on it (thanks babe😘)

A post shared by Kyla & Kaylee (@ourbookworlds) on Oct 8, 2016 at 3:58pm PDT

3. @thomreads

4. @crumbsoffiction

Apparently this is my new go to photo set up 😂 These are a new pair of jeans. Yes I bought another pair. These ones are called Mom Jeans and they're a 1980's style. I love them so much 😂 What do you guys spend money on when you're not buying books? I'm forever buying clothes, the curse of working in retail.

A post shared by Elise | 25 | Australia (@crumbsoffiction) on Oct 15, 2016 at 4:32pm PDT

5. @bibliocourt

6. @cityofpapers

7. @bookishwhispers

8. @deckledpages

9. @emdawgreads

Ah The Shock of the Fall, one of the purdiest books I own by a long shot, and definitely one of the heaviest (emotionally) too! I think it was the first book I read that dealt with mental illness and I was so taken aback at the time because of how heart-breaking and utterly real the story was! But the endnote was so hopeful, in a way that felt true to the story, that I couldn't hel but love it! . Have you guys read many books that deal with mental health/illness? I need some recommendations, because I haven't read much at all, and I've been craving that kind of story!

A post shared by Emmanuel Okoye (@emdawgreads) on Oct 16, 2016 at 10:00am PDT

10. @bookinfinities

11. @lunarlibrary

I love minimalist feeds! Be sure to check out and follow all of those lovely people ❤
P.S. My Bookstagram is @alyssaisreading

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3 thoughts on “11 Bookstagrams With Minimalist Feeds”

Liam @ Hey Ashers! says:

November 21, 2016 at 2:21 PM

Thank you so much for sharing these! I’ve been trying to take photography more seriously, and was struggling with it. My tastes lean toward minimalism, but the vast majority of the photographers I’ve found use TONS of props and colors and textures; I started trying to take inspiration from them (and wound up buying a bunch of fake flowers, etc., which I then used as sparingly as possible), but the resulting photographs just didn’t feel like me. Seeing such beautiful, minimalist photos feels (weirdly) like coming home; they’re comfortable and familiar and right.

Sorry to ramble, but I’m just so thankful to be shown such fantastic inspiration that’ll no doubt help me develop my own photography. You’re awesome. =D

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MyBookJacket says:

November 21, 2016 at 6:59 PM