Litty Committee: These Colleen Hoover Books Are Under $16 RN In Case Yr In Need Of A Good Cry Run, don't walk to the fiction aisle. Pedestrian.tv · Mar 14, 2023
Micro review: 'Never Never' by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher Almost a decade ago, BookTok star and popular author Colleen Hoover came up with the idea of a teenage girl, who forgets her memory one fine day. Hoover revealed recently how she told this idea to her author friend Tarryn Fisher, and how together the two unintentionally ended up writing… The Times of India · Mar 9, 2023
Litty Committee: Pour Yrself An Iced Tea And Lap Up The Best New Books Out This Feb Read it and weep (for yr bank account). Pedestrian.tv · Jan 31, 2023
Best young adult novels to read for fantasy and mystery-loving romantics From slow burners to murder mysteries, we’ve got you covered Evening Standard · Jan 20, 2023
TikTok to sell books directly to users via marketplace To further capitalise on the popularity of BookTok the social media giant will let users purchase titles through partnerships with publishers and retailers The Guardian - UK · Nov 17, 2022
The blockbuster book trends of the year From cosy crime to queer romance, Francesca Brown looks at the literary trends dominating the charts, and filling our shelves Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2022
CoHort, assemble: How Colleen Hoover became the world’s biggest author Colleen Hoover has a devoted following on BookTok, but her appeal isn’t niche. Amanda Whiting explains how the prolific author, who has multiple books in the New York Times bestseller list, became a publishing titan The Independent UK · Oct 24, 2022
‘Never seen anything like it’: how Colleen Hoover’s normcore thrillers made her America’s bestselling author ‘CoHo’ began as a self-published writer. Now she’s sold 20m books worldwide – and has legions of TikTok fans The Guardian - US · Oct 12, 2022
Babel: the BookTok sensation that melds dark academia with a post-colonial critique Set at Oxford in the 1800s, Rebecca F Kuang’s new novel is a magic-infused allegory for structural oppression – and social media can’t get enough of it The Guardian - AU · Sep 8, 2022
The Guardian view on BookTok: a welcome disruptor of the status quo Editorial: The social media platform is revolutionising bookshops and galvanising publishers. Enjoy it while it lasts The Guardian - UK · Sep 4, 2022
Smutty novels are blowing up BookTok – but why are their covers so discreet? Sexually explicit literature is no longer dismissed as ‘filth’, with the TikTok generation embracing erotic fiction like never before. But these books boast some key differences from their historic predecessors, writes Laura Hampson The Independent UK · Aug 28, 2022
‘More zeros than I’ve seen in my life’: the author who got a six-figure deal via ‘BookTok’ After she was dropped by her agent, Alex Aster turned to a books-obsessed corner of TikTok to gauge interest in her YA novel … and now it’s one of the most eagerly anticipated releases of the year The Guardian - UK · Aug 16, 2022
Reader, I followed them: TikTok expands its content to tap into the BookTok phenomenon New retailer partnerships, live events and book clubs are all planned to capitalise on the platform’s vibrant community of literature lovers The Guardian - UK · Aug 15, 2022
Jessie Burton: ‘Art or appropriation? It depends how it’s done...’ She’s the bestselling author who has never shied away from writing characters with lives very different to her own — but that’s just the job of an author, right? As debate over who gets to tell which stories rages, she speaks to Alexandra Jones about sensitivity readers, cancel culture and… Evening Standard · Jul 4, 2022
The Guardian - UK · Jun 8, 2022 ‘After lockdown, things exploded’ – how TikTok triggered a books revolution Have teenagers taken control of publishing? With some authors notching up a billion views, we look at how TikTok is electrifying the world of books – creating bestsellers, reviving classics and rescuing neglected genres
The Conversation · May 9, 2022 What is BookTok, and how is it influencing what Australian teenagers read? Video-sharing app TikTok has been credited with making reading “cool again” among teenagers, through the hashtag #BookTok.