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Tap Into That Imagination and Tell a Fairy Tale Today

I have a very important, highly serious announcement to make: this is an unofficial national holiday. This is Tell A Fairy Tale Day! Most of us grew up hearing stories before we were old enough to read actual books. Maybe our parents read aloud from colorfully-illustrated children’s books; classic compendiums…

Judy MorenoFebruary 26, 2022

Booker Prize, November Releases and Clash of the Publishing Titans

Hello, book lovers! It’s (un)officially the holiday season, pregamed with a month all about giving thanks. I think I know someone giving a little extra thanks this weekend, and that’s the talented Mr. Damon Galgut, the newest winner of the lauded Booker Prize. But for everyone else, there are some…

BookTribNovember 5, 2021

National Book Award Winners Are …

There’s some big book news today, everyone! Keep reading to find out the winners in five crucial categories! Phoebe Robinson, stand-up comedian, actress, bestselling author, and founder of Tiny Reparations Books, hosted the exclusively online National Book Awards Ceremony on November 17, 2021 at 7:00 EST. Book aficionados across the…

Judy MorenoNovember 17, 2021

2021 Women’s Prize for Fiction Winner Announced!

Let me happily relay the official announcement of the winner of the 2021 Women’s Prize for Fiction: Piranesi, written by Susanna Clarke and published by Bloomsbury, takes the grand prize. This luminous offering is, according to the Chair of Judges, “a truly original, unexpected flight of fancy which melds genres…

Judy MorenoSeptember 8, 2021

BookTrib on Demand, July’s Celebrity Reads and Mary Trump’s Shocking Book on Donald

BookTrib wants to keep you in the book news loop! Each week our editors take a pulse on what’s happening in the book world and hand pick stories, tidbits and reviews you may have missed. Great news! You can watch our author interviews anytime you like with BookTrib on Demand!…

BookTribJuly 10, 2020

Celebrate 155 Years With “Alice in Wonderland” and May Must-Reads

BookTrib wants to keep you in the book news loop! Each week our BookTrib editors artfully curate book stories that we hope you like. If you read a story you’d like to see in The Pulse, please email [email protected]. Here’s what’s pulsing this week: How the Writing and Worldview of…

BookTribMay 8, 2020

19 Book-to-Film Adaptations; 40 Stylish Films, Podcasts, Books; Plus, Parents Behaving Badly

BookTrib wants to keep you in the book news loop! Each week our editors take a pulse on what’s happening in the book world and hand pick stories, tidbits and reviews you may have missed. Ah, so many books, so much time. Side note: Brené Brown's hit podcast Unlocking Us…

BookTribMay 15, 2020

The Pulse: What’s “Pulsing” Through the Book World This Week

BookTrib wants to keep you in the loop! Here's what has been pulsing through the book world this week: All About Sex! 14 Not-Too-Clinical Books From Authors You Can Trust — goop TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix and Worth Watching While Stuck at Home — Bustle Philip Roth's Bestselling Novel…

BookTribMarch 20, 2020

What’s Pulsing in the Book World This Week

BookTrib wants to keep you in the loop! Here’s what has been pulsing through the book world this week: Just What Isolation Ordered: Eight Brick-Sized Books to Knock Out Your Pandemic-Induced Boredom — The Cut Anne Tyler’s Quirky Protagonist Keeps Taking the Same Romantic Tumbles in The Redhead by the…

BookTribApril 3, 2020

‘The Great American Read’ Premieres in PBS in May

Maybe it's a book like Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, where you fell in love with her ability to create witty banter; or maybe, that book is something of a shocking, gripping tale, full of anger that draws you back in like Richard Wright's Native Son. Either way, books play a fair part…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaFebruary 27, 2018

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Best of BookTrib 2017: The Top 10 May Books We Need to Read Now!

Today we take a look at previous BookTrib posts that engaged hundreds to thousands of readers this past year. We're taking a look back at some of your favorite posts before we kick off the new year! April showers have brought May flowers! It’s finally time for tulips and lilacs…

Rachel CarterDecember 30, 2017

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…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaNovember 24, 2017

Books are the New Superheroes: Reading is the Antidote to Holiday Stress

Barnes and Noble recently did an independent survey on reading habits, and it turns out that the day before Thanksgiving is the busiest reading day of the year! Many of us leaf through the pages of our favorite novels over the Thanksgiving holiday season to relax. Reading also makes traveling better,…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaNovember 21, 2017

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;…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaNovember 16, 2017

13 Authors on Banning Books and Censorship

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. It’s Banned Books Week, an annual celebration of the right to read. Launched in 1982, Banned Books Week was a response to an increase in the number of books being challenged by groups and individuals. Here, we’ve rounded up the perspectives of thirteen authors—from…

BookishSeptember 27, 2017

Required Reading: 11 Authors Share the Books They Want Taught in Schools

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. Every lifelong reader knows that the books you read as a child have the ability to mold you into the person you’ll become as an adult. In the hands of a teacher, a book can be a powerful tool in shaping a reader’s understanding…

BookishSeptember 13, 2017

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