A cozy, simple set of tools to help you share what you’re reading, connect with other book lovers, and feel confident talking about books online (or in person).
If you’ve ever finished a great book and thought, “Someone else needs to read this…”, this is for you. The Reading Life Starter Kit brings together my full guide on sharing your reading lists with friends and a printable mini workbook to help you actually put it into practice—one cozy step at a time.
Or read the full article first →The Reading Life Starter Kit is a simple way to ease into sharing your reading life. It combines a helpful, step-by-step article with a cozy printable workbook so you’re not just reading about sharing books—you’re actually doing it, at your own pace.
Here’s what you get when you use the article and printable together:
Read the full article → How to Share Reading Lists with Friends
Get the → Share Your Reading Life Printable Guide
Use them together and you’ll have both the ideas and the tools to start sharing your reading life right away.
Step 1 – Read the Guide: Start with the blog article How to Share Reading Lists with Friends. It will give you the “why” and the big picture ideas.
Step 2 – Download the Printable: Grab the Share Your Reading Life printable and keep it handy—print it out or open it on your tablet or laptop.
Step 3 – Take One Tiny Step: Use the Quick-Start page or one of the prompts to share just one book: a photo, a caption, a comment in a reading group, or a message to a friend. That’s it. You’re doing it.
Start with the Printable →This Starter Kit is especially helpful if you…
I’m the owner of Reading Vintage, a small online shop and blog dedicated to well-loved books, quiet reading moments, and the people who enjoy them.
I created this Starter Kit because I’ve seen how powerful it can be to share what we’re reading—whether that’s in a Facebook group, over coffee, or in a quick text to someone we love. You don’t need to be an expert reviewer.
You just need your book, your voice, and a little nudge to get started.
Q1: Do I need to be tech-savvy to use this?
A: Not at all. The article is on my blog, and the printable is a simple PDF you can print or keep on your device. Everything is written in plain, friendly language.
Q2: Is this only for people in book clubs?
A: No. It works for anyone who wants to share what they’re reading—whether that’s online, with one friend, or in a small reading circle.
Q3: What if I’m shy about posting?
A: That’s exactly who I had in mind when I created this. The prompts and quick-start page are designed to make your first few shares feel easy and low-pressure.
Ready to start sharing your reading life? Read the full article to learn how
Sharing your reading list doesn’t have to be fancy or formal—it’s simply an invitation to connect. Whether you’re posting a quick book photo in a Facebook group, chatting with friends, or starting a cozy online reading circle, your reading life is a gift worth sharing.
In this guide, you’ll discover simple, joyful ways to recommend books, organize your thoughts, and spark meaningful discussions with fellow book lovers.
Read the full article →