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Let’s Talk Bookish — March 2025 Topics

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Happy Sunday, book lovers! Who can believe that it’s already the end of the second month of the new year? I feel like I just said that about January ending and now February is somehow already over?! I can’t keep up, lol. 😮‍💨 But I digress…

✨ It’s time to announce the March 2025 LTB Topics! ✨ Sorry for getting this up later than planned. As you know, sometimes life does the most but we’re doing our best! 😉

What’s Let’s Talk Bookish?

Let’s Talk Bookish is a weekly (Friday) meme originally created by Rukky @ Eternity Books and co-hosted by Aria @ Book Nook Bits and Dini @dinipandareads. In this bookish discussion meme, bloggers get to discuss certain topics, share opinions, and spread love by visiting each other’s posts.

You can find an archive of topics HERE!

Thanks to Laurie for suggesting one of this month’s topics! The other topics are suggested by me and Aria. If you have a topic you’d like to share (even if you don’t join LTB), you can fill in the Google form at the end of this post!

March 7: Women in STEM in Books

Prompts: Over the years, there have been an increasing number of books about women in STEM. What do you think of this trend? Do you like it or is it/can it be poorly done? In honour of International Women’s Day tomorrow (March 8), what are your favourite books ft. women in STEM and what books are still on your TBR?

March 14: Writing & Posting Book Reviews (Laurie @ Laurie is Reading)

Prompts: Writing book reviews is a huge part of running a book blog. Do book reviews make up a big part of your blog content? Do you prefer to write long or short reviews? How does reviewing advance copies (ARCs) and working directly with authors and publishers change your approach to writing the reviews? Do you post on platforms other than your blog (i.e. Goodreads, The Storygraph, social media) and do those reviews differ from what you share on your blog? 

March 21: Guilty Pleasure Reads

Prompts: Do you agree with the term since it has a somewhat “negative” connotation? Should you feel ashamed or “guilty” for enjoying a certain genre or non-traditional type of book (i.e. graphic novels, manga)? What books do you love or are on your TBR do you think would be considered “guilty pleasures” by others?

March 28: Underrepresented Types of Female Characters

Prompts: For the final week of March, here is another Women’s History Month topic! Do you notice certain female character archetypes that you think are used too often? What types of female characters do you want to see more of in fiction? Who are some female characters that inspire you?

Ideas Submission

If you have any ideas or suggestions for LTB topics, we’d love to hear from you! ⬇️

That’s it for the March 2025 topics! Aria and I are excited to celebrate International Women’s Day this year through some of these topics. We hope to see you join the discussions and don’t forget to link back to our blogs if you do so we can read them.
Take care, friends! 💜

20 thoughts on “Let’s Talk Bookish — March 2025 Topics”

    • Oh, yes, these two months have gone by so quickly… i feel like i blinked, and it is the end of the month already. I’m also so giddy for these topics! Can’t wait to see what others’ points of view are on them 🙂

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