The Blog's Format

Fellow Bookworms, 

This Blog can be a little confusing when you try to navigate without any instructions. Here is a tip for you to navigate through my Blog:

To go to different sections of the blog (e.g.: to access ONLY Harry Potter posts), go to the sidebar and click on 'Labels'. In that area, you will see a few different Labels. Click on the desired section (e.g.: click on 'Harry Potter') and you will be directed to the posts on my blog that are SOLELY related to the topic you have clicked on. 

Here is a brief introduction to the different Labels (so far)

1. Home: This label is for posts where I address 'Admin' concerns regarding this Blog. 
2. Main Feed: This label is for posts on my Book Recommendations and Reviews. 
3. Harry Potter: This label is for posts on Harry Potter (the books, not movies!). You can also check out fan theories and memes on a separate page named 'Harry Potter Fandom'.
4. Divergent: This label is for posts on Divergent (the books, not movies!). You can check out fan theories and memes on a separate page named 'Divergent Fandom'.
5. Dark Matter: This label is for posts on the Dark Matter trilogy. You can check out fan theories on a separate page named 'Dark Matter Fandom'.
6. The Giver: This label is for posts on the The Giver saga (the books, not movies!). You can also check out fan theories and memes on a separate page named 'The Giver Fandom'.

I hope you can have a great time exploring and supporting your fandom as much as I enjoy writing the blog and checking out your theories! 

Cheers, 
Bookworm 137

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  1. Blogger 137May 22, 2020 at 11:04 AM

    Hello, everyone.
    I know that this post is quite long, but it should aid you as you venture through this blog. Have fun!

    ~Bookworm 137

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