In the Book Clurb, We All Fam: Spotlight On a Few of Our Favorite Black Bookstagramers
Hey, Well Read Baddies!
You know here at She Well Read, we believe that reading is more than just a solo journey—it’s a way to connect, grow, and build community. And in the spirit of that community love, we’re putting the spotlight on some of our favorite Black bookstagramers who are absolutely killing the game right now! 📚✨
Inspired by the Broad City line and current popular trend, “In da clurb, we all fam,” we wanted to give it a bookish twist—because in the book club, we really are all fam! The beautiful thing about the bookish community is how it brings together readers from all walks of life, and there’s no better way to celebrate that than by highlighting the voices of amazing Black creators who are making waves in the space.
If there’s one thing we’ve learned on our podcasting journey, it’s that we don’t grow alone. The community that surrounds us lifts us, teaches us, and reminds us why we fell in love with reading in the first place. We see this sense of community every day on bookstagram—where a shared love of stories and characters brings us all closer together, no matter where we’re from. It’s important to support each other, share each other's work, and celebrate the diversity of voices that make this community so special.
Meet Some of Our Faves!
Here are just a few of the amazing Black bookstagramers who inspire us on the daily:
Wale Okerayi – @theehottgirlbooks
Traci Thomas – @thestackspod
Bri – @brisbookish
Dawnshaeé Reid – @introtoeclecticism
Crystal Forte – @melanatedreader
Che’Naomi Durant – @literallyblackbookclub
Bri – @briisbooked
Arianna – @a.j.reads
Ochuko Akpovbovbo – @reading_aesthetically
Sera – @serareadthat
Da Kidd PG – @blackkiddsreadtoo
Chinelo – @interestedinblackbooks
Izzy – @shelvedbyethel
We’re all about supporting each other and amplifying voices that inspire and challenge us to see the world from different perspectives. These bookstagramers not only share their passion for reading but also use their platforms to spark important conversations about culture, history, and representation in literature. 🌍
We’d love for you to join us in spreading the love! Keep an eye on our Instagram for our upcoming post featuring these incredible black bookstagramers. If you’re looking for more inspiring voices to add to your feed, this is your chance to discover creators who bring unique perspectives and endless good vibes to the book world. 📖💛
And if you know a bookstagramer we should be following, hit us up and let us know! This is all about community, and we want to make sure we’re spotlighting as many voices as possible.
Thanks for always being part of our fam and for sharing in this love of books with us!
XOXO,
Lana & Sam
