Books on BookTok: Ali Hazelwood leads trending titles

“I’m presently seeing a great deal of Brandon Sanderson’s collection reclaim appeal once more”, said Brittany, that added that Hobb is additionally “making the rounds”. Sanderson’s trilogy was released between 2006 and 2008; by comparison the first instalment in Hobb’s Farseer trilogy, The Assassin’s Pupil (HarperCollins), was published in 1995 and the last and 3rd publication in the series was launched in 1997.

The latest enhancement to the Hunger Gamings series, Sunrise on the Reaping (Scholastic), by Suzanne Collins results from be published next month and “several viewers are going over the initial trilogy and bearing in mind why we enjoyed it in the first place”, noted Suraka. Lewis (@achilleanshelves; 18,500 fans) is likewise seeing “a lot of excitement” for the unique and #thehungergames has actually been made use of in over 387,000 posts on TikTok at the time of creating. An additional series experiencing a renewal, except with no new books, is Cassandra Clare’s The Infernal Devices, a YA fantasy trilogy which adheres to a private team called the Shadowhunters. Both Emily (@emilymiahreads; 84,300 followers) and Alice noted the renewed passion around guides. “I’m certainly seeing more material concerning the Infernal Instruments series”, said the latter. The collection’ protagonists– Will, Tessa and Jem– “will never not break my heart”.

Ali Hazelwood’s Deep End (Little, Brown), her newest love complying with elite athletes Scarlett and Lukas, was chosen as a trending publication by several of the developers. Alice (@aliceandherbookshelf; 998 fans) agreed that she is “seeing so much love for Deep End at the moment”, while Sanziana-Dana (@sanzireads; 2,931 fans) said the “love” for Deep End “is currently really strong on my For You Page”. “It’s a captivating romance that’s going viral, specifically with readers that love genuine and cosy love stories”.

Rebecca Yarros’ Onyx Tornado (Piatkus), the third romantasy book in the Empyrean collection, proceeds to be prominent on the app. Sanziana-Dana concurred that the “hype” stays “very strong”.

Shout-outs in romantasy went to Helen Scheurer’s separately published Blood & Steel, the first publication in the Legends of Thezmarr series, Julie Soto’s Rose in Chains (HarperCollins), publishing in July 2025, and Kristen Ciccarelli’s The Rebel Witch (HarperCollins), the follow up to The Crimson Moth. Suraka is “so excited” for The Rose Deal (Electric Monkey) by Sasha Peyton Smith which publishes today.

Ali Hazelwood’s Deep End (Little, Brown), her most current romance adhering to elite professional athletes Scarlett and Lukas, was selected as a trending publication by most of the makers. “Any kind of Ali Hazelwood launch unavoidably features an increase of articles and exhilaration for a couple of weeks”, said Brittany (@whatbritreads; 57,900 followers). “She seems to press the watercraft out and do something entirely various with each love book she releases, and I definitely enjoy that regarding her publications.” Alice (@aliceandherbookshelf; 998 fans) concurred that she is “seeing so much love for Deep End presently”, while Sanziana-Dana (@sanzireads; 2,931 fans) claimed the “love” for Deep End “is currently extremely strong on my For You Page”. Suraka (@surakajanebooks; 16,500 fans) and Alice flagged one more romance title, Very first time Caller (Frying Pan) by BK Borison, which published today. The unique “has actually been around my feed”, claimed Suraka. “It’s an enchanting love that’s going viral, specifically with visitors who enjoy cosy and heartfelt love stories”.

She proceeded: “There is a lot of discussion about the advised analysis you can do before reading the publication too, for some factor. People have created some fun reading checklists based on the influences Kuang used as ideas for the story.”

The most current addition to the Appetite Games series, Sunup on the Reaping (Scholastic), by Suzanne Collins is due to be released next month and “several readers are going over the initial trilogy and keeping in mind why we loved it in the very first location”, kept in mind Suraka. Both Emily (@emilymiahreads; 84,300 followers) and Alice noted the restored interest around the books.