HarperCollins

Laurie Petrou’s Sibling Rivalry on Steroids

In Laurie Petrou’s Sister of Mine (Crooked Lane Books), the lives of two orphaned sisters, Hattie and Penny, begin to fray as longstanding resentments, sibling rivalry and unpaid debts overflow and the ties of sisterhood start to snap. It’s a fast-paced thriller by Petrou, a debut novelist who also is an…

BookTribJuly 30, 2018

BooksToScreen Miscellany Pop Culture

4 Bestselling Authors Share Thoughts On Movie Adaptations

Dedicated readers understand the emotional connection with a book you love, and the piece of your soul that is invested long after you turn the final page. Many can relate to a paternalistic instinct of pride or defense when anyone brings up this title. Whether you are ready to effuse…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJuly 31, 2018

Nonfiction

Teen Millennials Meet (and Adore) Queen Victoria 170 Years after Her Reign

As a historian, juggling the challenge of being the consultant on a TV historical drama series where the original story often has had to be tailored to the need for dramatic effect, my bottom line is this: does it arouse the viewers' interest in the real story? It became apparent…

BookTrib Guest AuthorFebruary 8, 2017

Fiction

Peaky Blinders is Back! Here’s 3 Books to Read Before You Binge

On a whim the other day, I decided to watch Peaky Blinders on Netflix. Fifteen hours later I emerged, bleary-eyed and speaking in a vaguely British accent. It’s official: I’m hooked. It’s good timing too, since the third season is getting released on Netflix on May 31. The show is…

Rachel CarterMay 27, 2016

Fiction

Down the Rabbit Hole in Search of the “Truth”

It's no surprise that Jaclyn Moriarty is an established writer of young adult literature. Billed as her adult debut, Gravity Is the Thing (HarperCollins) has the fresh, crinkling lilt of a storybook. Thirty-five-year-old Abi Sorensen, our story's heroine, navigates love, loss, and the search for the meaning of life like…

Sherri DaleyJuly 18, 2019

Fiction

Book Frenemies! The Best of the Worst Literary Girlfriends

Whether you're painting your nails, sweating to death in spin class or bingewatching Stranger Things together, your best girlfriend has your back. Hopefully, she also doesn't stab you in your back -- but, hey, we can't all be perfect, right? And neither can literary girlfriends. At the end of the day…

Mercedes ReinerAugust 30, 2016

Fiction

4 Books to Read After You Binge Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle

Sometimes I’ll casually watch a show for years, just popping in to catch an episode or two. But other times I’ll become instantly obsessed, binging every episode I can get my hands on in a matter of days. This was my recent experience with the Amazon Original Series Mozart in the Jungle,…

Rachel CarterMarch 23, 2016

Laurie Petrou’s Sibling Rivalry on Steroids

4 Bestselling Authors Share Thoughts On Movie Adaptations

Teen Millennials Meet (and Adore) Queen Victoria 170 Years after Her Reign

Peaky Blinders is Back! Here’s 3 Books to Read Before You Binge

Down the Rabbit Hole in Search of the “Truth”

Book Frenemies! The Best of the Worst Literary Girlfriends

4 Books to Read After You Binge Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle

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