Blogger Love


Hey guys! Hope you're all having a good week.
Unfortunately, Tennessee has been hit with a snow apocalypse round two so lately I've been dreaming of the beach in Horefto, reading a good book, and eating my favorite cheese pie.
Anyway, I had a bit of a mental blockage yesterday and somewhat today, but I decided to give you guys some of my favorite bloggers (in no particular order) so enjoy!

Hanna Ladstedt - one of my dear friends from Sweden has her own blog and it's very interesting, I adore her.

The Tennessee Prepster - also one of my friends, who just started her blog so go check it out!

Alex - foreign exchange student friend from Austria, who just recently moved back :(

Zoella  - who is also an amazing YouTuber but her blog is very fun to read and especially if you're
into beauty or fashion, she has a lot of posts to offer, but also has other-types of lifestyle blog posts.

Career Girl Daily - I love this blog so much, it has a bunch of tips and tricks for ladies about organization, blogging, style, beauty, fitness, it just has it all

Sweet Electric - This blog has given me so much insight about blogging and it's just been so amazing.

Paris in Four Months - I mean travel blogs are just life so that's that, but there's a lot more content.

World Of Wanderlust - The title says enough about how awesome this blog is

Hannah Gale - so much good content and advice, lovely photos as well!

A Girl, Obsessed - amazing beauty guru, love her.

So here are just a few of my favourite blogs, checking out Bloglovin' may be a good idea if you're interested in reading blogs, it's also a good platform to getting your blog out there to different audiences.

Hope you enjoyed this brief post, and if you have a favourite blogger or want me to check out your blog leave the link in the comments below!

Katya Podkovyroff

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