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Booktoker Of The Week Event: Live With Faye
Social Media has dramatically transformed how we make decisions. With the rise of influencers, people like you and me also benefit from a second opinion. We get recommendations that help us decide, whether it’s our next meal, outfit, or read.
BookTok is one such community of avid readers in their teens, who actively recommend and review books, make bookish jokes, and simply revel in their love for literature, along with their audiences.
This Friday, we are virtually meeting with one such BookToker Faye, who goes by @LiteraryLesbian on TikTok.
Here’s what you can expect during the Instagram Live:
- A book-centered conversation about Faye’s experience as a BookToker,
- Questions about most anticipated releases and favorite books,
- The opportunity to get your questions answered.
Interested in knowing more about BookToker Faye?
Faye is the creator behind the TikTok account @literarylesbian. They have helped their over 110,000 followers find great and representative books in the young adult and LGBTQ+ genres. They started their BookTok account in July of 2020 during the pandemic and you can find them on Instagram at @literaryl3sbian.
Join us on Friday, July 23rd at 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET on @bookstrofficial for the Live hosted by our very own – queen of TikTok at Bookstr – Morgan Boyd.
All IMAGEs created by the bookstr team.
faye’s image courtesy: Faye. Morgan’s image courtesy: Morgan.
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