Every year since 2015, hundreds of people descend upon the tiny town of Forks, Washington, population 3,433 (as of 2024), for a festival called Forever Twilight in Forks that celebrates the legacy of Stephenie Meyer’s 2005 novel Twilight and its sequels. This year marks the 20th anniversary of Twilight’s publication,…
Fantasy fans love stories that whisk them into vivid worlds with powerful magic, epic quests and unforgettable heroes. The best series don’t just entertain; they pull you into adventures where danger is real, friendships matter and even the smallest choice can change everything. These books are especially perfect for teens…
Katie BloomerSeptember 26, 2025
At a time when women’s rights are once again threatened, it’s worth looking back at what feminist authors warned us about decades ago. When Margaret Atwood published The Handmaid’s Tale in 1985, she was part of a powerful wave of women writing feminist dystopian science fiction, which we now call…
JeriAnn GellerSeptember 19, 2025
What happens when folklore becomes the blueprint for storytelling? For me, the answer has always been a world where memory is more than recollection: it is inheritance, survival and song. This is the spirit behind Gajarah, my debut novel, where ancestral voices rise through the threads of folklore and lived…
Somia SadiqSeptember 18, 2025
I’m back with Radio BookTrib coming at you hot with six rockin’ books for both rockers and readers alike who love Spinal Tap, the greatest rock n’ roll band of all time — — Wait, What do you mean you’ve never heard of ‘em? The cleverly funny mockumentary about a…
Natalie GarrisonSeptember 17, 2025
Who you think Robert Redford was has a lot to do with the generation you were born in. To baby boomers, he was the movie heartthrob who gave us one of the late 20th century’s favorite love stories: The Way We Were. To Gen X, he starred in a series…
BookTribSeptember 16, 2025
Ballroom glitter, Latin fire, hip-hop swagger — there’s a reason Dancing with the Stars keeps audiences glued to the screen season after season. It’s not just the fancy footwork; it’s the emotion, the storytelling, the way a dance can transform a moment into pure magic. Now imagine pairing that magic…
Monique SnymanSeptember 16, 2025
Classic novels are classics for a reason. Filled with artful prose, they have either broken convention during the time they were first published, or they have created a lasting impact on every story within its genre that has come after it. But it isn’t only the plot and prose that…
Heather WebbSeptember 15, 2025
Every year, when Emmy season arrives, the entertainment world scrambles to catch up. The nominations list drops, critics dust off their hot takes and outlets scramble to produce prediction pieces overnight. But at BookTrib, we like to think we were already ahead of the game. We have been talking about…
BookTribSeptember 12, 2025
It's no secret that we find a certain level of catharsis in crying over books, movies and other forms of media. I mean, who hasn't gone on a sad movie binge or rocked out to the most depressing playlist ever after a tough loss? We cry, we feel, we (eventually)…
BookTribSeptember 9, 2025
