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World Book Day: Find your next read based on your favorite #booktok -Book
If you have already worked your way through Tiktok’s best Booktok choice, we have the perfect reading to start the next based on your favorite booktok reading.
The reader community on TiktokKnown collectively as LettersIs home for a variety of fantastic recommendations in all kinds of genres, but there are many readings that are overlooked by the platform. To honor the World Book Day, find your next reading based on your favorite viral title!
Booktok is filled with good recommendations, but there are many similar choices that are also worthy of attention. © Screenshot/Instagram/@Bryanhoardsbooks
Many TikTok users have become familiar with Booktok’s common role of characters in authors as Emily HenryColleen Hoover and Taylor Jenkins Reid, just to name a few!
Although many of these choices are well worth your time, it will be quite quick to see the same recommendations on your FYP on a rolling basis.
If you have already worked your way through Tiktok’s top choiceWe have the perfect book that you can start the next based on your favorite readings.
If you liked Song of Achilles, you should read Elektra by Jennifer Saint
The song of Achilles and Elektra are both consequences of classic Greek myths. © Collage: Screenshot/ Instagram/ @backstagebookreview & @librosdebruma
Achilles song May be Booktok’s best choice for Greek mythology recounting, but you do not want to miss Jennifer Saint’s Elektra if you are a fan of the genre.
Elektra follows Clytemnestra, Cassandra and Elektra during the Trojan war.
The striking stories of these complex women give gripping reflections on war costs and the importance of fate.
This feminist resale of a classic story breathes new life in what has quickly grown to dominate Booktok.
If you liked Verity by Colleen Hoover, you should read Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
Verity and Rebecca are both eerie readings that include the haunting presence of the first wife of love interest. © Collage: Screenshot/ Instagram/ @Tankar_of_flipped_Pages & @tales Evertay
Truth Is everything furious at Booktok, and if you have already read and loved it, you must take back the classic novel that acts as something of a plan for it – Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier.
The Gothic Romance The novel follows a named storyteller who marries the rich Maxim de Winter and moves into his spreading property known as Mandelley.
The narrator is soon haunted by the memory of the Late wife, Rebecca, who echoes the main story in Verity.
With wonderful prose and exciting plot twists, Rebecca is a beloved classic for a very good reason.
If you liked Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi, you should read Mara Dyer
Shatter me and the Uncoming of Mara Dyer are both YA Paranormal series. © Collage: Screenshot/ Instagram/ @Deviousreads & @college_bookworm
Tahereh Mafi’s Shatter Me series was a staples in the 2010s Ya Fantasy Golden Age, but it got a renewed spark of interest thanks to its popularity Letters.
2011 is the carefree by Mara Dyer deserves to be the next in a row for this revival.
The novel follows a teenage girl who somehow appears undamaged from an accident that killed her friends. Mara Dyer works more than she negotiated.
This exciting trilogy should not be forgotten in the midst of the resurface of so many of its comrades. Read it!
If you liked Heartstopper by Alice Oseman, you should read Loveless by Alice Oseman
In addition to Heartstopper, Alice Oseman has written several YA novels including Loveless, Solitaire, I was born for this and Radiolast. © Collage: Screenshot/Instagram/@Aliceoseman
While Heartstopper has received all the hype it deserves thanks to the Booktok shelf and a acclaimed Netflix adaptationAlice Oseman’s prose novels remain criminally underestimated.
Out of All Oseman’s booksLoveless is the best choice for fans of Hearttopper to start with, as it is a similar movement to come.
Loveless follows Georgia, a romantic obsessed girl who begins her time at university. Determined to find love, she unexpectedly goes on a journey with self -discovery that will change her forever.
Obliquely a little older than HearttopperLoveless handles questions about identity, sexuality and friendship within a college.
If you liked Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid, you really should, crazy, guilty by Liane Moriarty
Both Malibu rising and really, crazy, guilty are family -focused stories. © Collage: Screenshot/ Instagram/ @erinsbookshelves & @the_spines
Booktok darling Taylor Jenkins Reid Really can’t do anything wrong. Fans of her gripping family drama Malibu Rising will love Liane Moriarty’s really, crazy, guilty.
Like Malibu Rising, the novel explores the shades of family dynamics and navigates the themes of parenting, responsibility and purpose.
Moriarty, which is best known for its new Big Little Lies, depicts skillfully complex and original characters that provide a rich foundation for the book’s dramatic events.
Really, crazy, guilty is a compulsive readable drama with an ensemble of well -developed characters.
Happy reading, book worms!
