It’s almost like therapy.” “I have to credit BookTok a lot, because it provided that forum for people to start sharing what they were interested in,” Weaver tells Rolling Stone.

I’ve cultivated an audience of readers for outlets like Variety, Vulture and Time, but in early 2021 I started my own BookTok (TikTok parlance for accounts all about the world of literature ...

The current scenario of the literary world is such that if you have seen a particular book everywhere, BookTok is likely responsible. For the past five years, BookTok has significantly increased ...

The China-based app, itself threatened with a demise in the U.S. before President Donald Trump intervened, has a rabid following of book lovers via its BookTok channel, which emerged in 2020 ...

The China-based app, itself threatened with a demise in the U.S. before President Donald Trump intervened, has a rabid following of book lovers via its BookTok channel, which emerged in 2020 ...

The BookTok phenomenon is helping revive bookstore sales, and a Colorado author has become one of the most popular in the trend. A University of Colorado professor shares why this trend is popular.

But the immense impact TikTok, owned by Beijing-based ByteDance, has had on the publishing industry over the past five years cannot be denied, for it’s #BookTok that is largely responsible for ...

Many stores have opted to feature BookTok tables and have grown some extensive graphic novels and manga sections, and have truly become a go-to destination for kids and teenagers to gather after ...

It started after the election, as political chatter bled into BookTok. On one side of the app, readers begged users to refrain from connecting politics and novels. On the other, readers argued ...

Book clubs have had a revival in recent years thanks to BookTok – a viral TikTok community where users review and recommend books. It’s what helped reignite Ella Ashenden’s passion for ...