JK Rowling

Be Still My Heart: 10 Love Stories Totally Worth the Wait!

Be still my heart! Between the new episodes of Outlander and Arrow, this has been a pretty great week for romance. And not just any standard romance either, but love stories that we have been pining over, desperately waiting for our favorite couples to reunite. On Outlander, we finally got our…

Rachel CarterOctober 31, 2017

Miscellany

Authors Reveal Their Canine Muses for National Dog Day

Ernest Hemingway might have had his cats but here at BookTrib HQ we know the truth--dogs rule. In fact,we have two of them on our staff, acting as furry muses and occasionally distracting us with their cuteness. Lucy is our watch dog, though she will take time out to nap…

BookTrib Nerd SquadAugust 26, 2015

Miscellany

What kind of flower are you? Six literary heroines and their floral alter egos

A red rose means love. A daisy, innocence. A violet signifies faithfulness. Vanessa Diffenbaugh’s bestselling novel The Language of Flowers (Ballantine, 2011) sparked renewed interest in Victorian “floriography,” or flower symbolism. Recipients used floral dictionaries to decode the meanings of complicated “talking bouquets” and made floral arrangements to communicate feelings…

Kim KankiewiczMay 10, 2014

Nonfiction

Remembering Alan Rickman in His Best Literary Film Roles

It’s been a rough week for art and culture. Alan Rickman, beloved veteran of the stage and screen, passed away early January 14, 2016, just days after the similarly shocking passing of rock god David Bowie. Rickman, whose trademark sonorous voice was scientifically proven to be one of the most…

Katie HiresJanuary 14, 2016

Fiction

Review of ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’: Does J.K. Rowling Break New Ground?

Well, here we are. The “last” tale of the Harry Potter saga from J.K. Rowling and this time it hits the stage on London’s West End. Harry Potter and The Cursed Child (Arthur A. Levine Books, July 31, 2016) penned by Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, continues the story of The…

Matt GillickAugust 3, 2016

Fiction

To Be a Kid Again: Your Favorite Childhood Stories Get a Reboot

No matter our age, we can all remember those childhood books that touched and moved us. These are the stories we return to again and again, reveling in the tales that helped inform us as we grew. Personally, I remember devouring The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and rereading…

Rachel CarterOctober 20, 2017

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Celebrating Books That Have Cultivated, Challenged and Revitalized a Love of Reading

Happy National Book Lovers Day to me! And to you, of course. I am a book lover. I think I’d feel like a fake if I worked for a company called BookTrib and wasn’t someone who authentically loves to read. Seriously, would you want to read something about books written…

Judy MorenoAugust 9, 2021

Be Still My Heart: 10 Love Stories Totally Worth the Wait!

Authors Reveal Their Canine Muses for National Dog Day

What kind of flower are you? Six literary heroines and their floral alter egos

Remembering Alan Rickman in His Best Literary Film Roles

Review of ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’: Does J.K. Rowling Break New Ground?

To Be a Kid Again: Your Favorite Childhood Stories Get a Reboot

Celebrating Books That Have Cultivated, Challenged and Revitalized a Love of Reading

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