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The Hot List: This Week’s Smoking New Releases

We all love a good book, but a good book is even better when it is so hot, you can't put it down! This week we present our new Tuesday feature, The Hot List, a list of brand new releases that anyone who is anyone will be reading and talking…

BookTribSeptember 19, 2017

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BookTrib Fictional Bookshelf: Diabolically Funny Reads for Michael of ‘The Good Place’

Uncommonly good and diabolically funny, The Good Place is filled with more twists and turns than we can see coming. Based on the idea that sometimes, Hell really is other people, Michael, played to perfection by Ted Danson, is the standout character who is enjoying every second of not only his…

BookTribSeptember 26, 2017

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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Premiered on FOX: Re-live it with Our Reads for Rosa

With her dark hair and pink highlights, she's mysterious, secretive, and highly intelligent. Last night, Rosa Diaz and the cast of Brooklyn Nine-Nine returned to FOX. After last season's twisting finale that no one saw coming, we're all looking forward to seeing what Jake and Rosa will be up to! Despite the…

BookTribSeptember 27, 2017

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The Hot List: This Week’s Hottest New Releases!

Every week, look for BookTrib to bring you a list of the hottest new releases everyone will be talking about. This week science-fiction, masterful horror, and thrilling mysteries lead the pack. There's something for everyone! The Second Sister, Claire Kendal Ten years ago, Ella's sister Miranda went missing without a…

BookTribSeptember 26, 2017

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More Than A Little Cynical: Awesome Reads Inspired by Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’

Netflix's Stranger Things, will be returning for a second season on October 27th. Part sci-fi coming-of-age, part teenage horror, part conspiracy thriller set in the 1980s, Stranger Things has covered a lot of genres. But while everything seemed to wrap up nicely in last season's finale, we know all too well that this is definitely…

BookTribSeptember 28, 2017

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The Hot List: Jeffrey Eugenides’ Fresh Complaint and The Best New Book Releases for This Week

Every week, Booktrib brings you The Hot List: the list of brand new releases you won't want to miss. With some of the most poignant biographies, fascinating mysteries, funny, touching, and introspective fiction, there's something for everyone to find here. For the first week of October, these are the hottest new…

BookTribOctober 3, 2017

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The Hot List: New Releases from John Green, Alice Hoffman, and More

Every Tuesday, Booktrib brings you The Hot List: a list of the best new releases for the week, and this week, we have six books that everyone is talking about, and looking forward to reading. Authors like John Green and Alice Hoffman both have new books, and we know you…

BookTribOctober 10, 2017

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Joni Mitchell, Tom Hanks, and Gabrielle Union: This Week’s New Releases

"By the time we got to Woodstock, we were half a million strong..." Joni Mitchell inspired more than just other female recording artists - she is still to this day one of the best and most influential songwriters in the world. She contracted polio at the age of nine, which…

BookTribOctober 17, 2017

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‘Andi Mack’: Meet Disney Channel’s First LGBTQ Character

In a year of bold pop-culture moves, the latest comes to us from the Disney Channel! The hit sitcom, Andi Mack, will introduce the network's first LGBTQ character. In season one, 13-year old Andi Mack, learns her older sister Bex is actually her mother, and that her mother Celia is her…

BookTribOctober 27, 2017

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#TGIM: Ten Good Reasons Why Mondays Rock

No one likes Mondays, and honestly, we get it: Mondays are the first day after the weekend where you have to really be up early to go to work, or school. You just feel tired all day long, and no amount of coffee is ever going to wake you up.…

BookTribOctober 30, 2017

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#TuesdayThoughts: The Meaning of Freedom

The subjects of war, freedom and humanity have been trending on Twitter today. While our nation is one of the greatest democracies in the world, we still have a history with roots in the degradation and marginalization of others. Despite this history, however, we also know what freedom looks like.…

BookTribOctober 31, 2017

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From Kennedys to (Rat) Kings: 7 New Releases with a Twist

This week's list of new releases is one of the most diverse book suggestions we've given so far--- full of bold writing and interesting topics. Some of these are new to print and others are re-issues, re-tellings and new translations. MSNBC Hardball host Chris Matthews returns with a new book…

BookTribOctober 31, 2017

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New Releases: New York Magazine Turns 50, Joan Didion Gets a Second Look and ‘Girl Logic’ Rules!

In addition to a host of political books released on election day, we're celebrating the release of a new book on the 50th anniversary of the New York Magazine with one of the most culturally-relevant coffee tables books, as well as comedian Iliza Shlesinger's first book, Girl Logic (watch out for giveaways starting this…

BookTribNovember 8, 2017

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Barnes & Noble Kitchen: Bookseller’s Perfect Pairing of Books and Food is Our New Favorite Thing

What goes better with a good book than food (other than a little wine)? Barnes & Noble Kitchen is answering the call of the new wave literati and pairing its bookstores with a variety of food choices for book-loving foodies in four major U.S. cities. This week, the retail chain…

BookTribNovember 13, 2017

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The Best of 2017: Booktrib’s Weekly Countdown to the End of the Year

As the year is winding down to a close (there are only six weeks left!), we're looking back at 2017, and everything it's brought us. There have been some pretty crazy moments, some terrible moments, but also some great moments: Colin Kaepernick took taking a knee to a national level;…

BookTribNovember 16, 2017

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Best of 2017: 10 Gift Ideas for the Reader or Writer in Your Life

There’s nothing quite like sharing a book or a story with someone you know will understand and love it, the same way that you do. This commonality is what inspires book clubs, newsletters, fan sites, blogs, podcasts, and so much more, all centered on reading and writing. But one of the best…

BookTribNovember 24, 2017

The Hot List: This Week’s Smoking New Releases

BookTrib Fictional Bookshelf: Diabolically Funny Reads for Michael of ‘The Good Place’

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Premiered on FOX: Re-live it with Our Reads for Rosa

The Hot List: This Week’s Hottest New Releases!

More Than A Little Cynical: Awesome Reads Inspired by Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’

The Hot List: Jeffrey Eugenides’ Fresh Complaint and The Best New Book Releases for This Week

The Hot List: New Releases from John Green, Alice Hoffman, and More

Joni Mitchell, Tom Hanks, and Gabrielle Union: This Week’s New Releases

‘Andi Mack’: Meet Disney Channel’s First LGBTQ Character

#TGIM: Ten Good Reasons Why Mondays Rock

#TuesdayThoughts: The Meaning of Freedom

From Kennedys to (Rat) Kings: 7 New Releases with a Twist

New Releases: New York Magazine Turns 50, Joan Didion Gets a Second Look and ‘Girl Logic’ Rules!

Barnes & Noble Kitchen: Bookseller’s Perfect Pairing of Books and Food is Our New Favorite Thing

The Best of 2017: Booktrib’s Weekly Countdown to the End of the Year

Best of 2017: 10 Gift Ideas for the Reader or Writer in Your Life

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