That’s why we rounded up some of the best books about breakups, from certified classics to #BookTok favorites to new, ...

The biggest problem with BookTok isn’t the books people are reading, but the way they consume them. The endless cycle of buying books to appeal to an aesthetic shifts the focus of being a “book lover” ...

If you’ve been online at any point since 2020, you’ve likely heard of “BookTok,” the literature-focused side of TikTok.

Don’t get me wrong, I love them both, but while I’ve definitely been introduced to new favorites, I can’t help but wonder how many great books are getting lost outside the BookTok hype cycle. BookTok ...

Edward Holly (CAS ’25) inherited his love of reading from his mother, who passed down the novels from her book club to him.  Holly now helps run Lattes and Lit, an on-campus book club at Georgetown ...

In a plot twist to rival any bestseller, Barnes & Noble has pulled off the comeback of the ages. A few years ago, it appeared ...

Author Brynne Weaver chats with Rolling Stone about her new book Scythe & Sparrow and why so many people seem to be flocking ...

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.

When Brynne Weaver first released her novel Butcher & Blackbird, she was on a fact finding mission in the self-publishing world. The author had started with fantasy, then moved into paranormal ...

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 ...