The Empyrean series (or the Fourth Wing series) by Rebecca Yarros is a 5 book fantasy series, with 2 of the books still in the works. This best selling series is a romantasy book (fantasy romance) that has taken TikTok and fans of the genre by storm. The reading order of The Empyrean series books is actually pretty straightforward. So, get excited to read all The Empyrean series books in order on the list! Continue reading
The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is a twisty mystery series that kept me on the edge of my seat. Following a main character who finds herself as the unexpected heir of a billion-dollar fortune, these books contain puzzles, a clever narrator, and a hint of danger at every turn. As a series, this one kept me entertained the whole way through, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good riddle. Continue reading
BookTok tips for creating content and increasing your followers on BookTok are tricky things to pinpoint. TikTok’s algorithm is not something that is easily dissected, but for those who have been posting and creating often, a viral video is bound to happen eventually. This post will help make sense of what BookTok is all about and guide you with some ideas for creating a great BookTok account. Continue reading
Young Adult (YA/Teen) BookTok books are perfect reads for people who love all things TikTok! The best BookTok books are all on our ultimate list. This list of new and best teen BookTok books has something for everyone. There are so many fantastic YA books trending on TikTok. Find all of the genres from contemporaries to mysteries and fantasies, and more all on this YA BookTok books list. Continue reading
You’ve Reached Sam by Dustin Thao is a heartbreaking story about learning to let go. Following a girl who is given the opportunity to communicate with her dead boyfriend through phone calls, this one promises plenty of tears. The concept is original, but I was a little underwhelmed by the underdeveloped characters and repetitive writing style. While the book is missing the emotional punch I was expecting, I still found the philosophical implications interesting and would recommend it to those looking for a unique story about grief. Continue reading