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Is BookTok the new Goodreads? Recommendations on the video app have more than 200 BILLION views - while Amazon-owned site is facing backlash over 'review bombing' accusations - Vimarsana News

Is BookTok the new Goodreads? Recommendations on the video app have more than 200 BILLION views - while Amazon-owned site is facing backlash over 'review bombing' accusations

A new and unlikely player is emerging as the place to get books recommended - Tiktok. People from around the world head to the app, instead of Goodreads, to get their literary fix.

Asteroid With Force of 22 Atomic Bombs Could Hit Earth, NASA Claims; Here's What To Know About Bennu - Vimarsana News

Asteroid With Force of 22 Atomic Bombs Could Hit Earth, NASA Claims; Here's What To Know About Bennu

Asteroid Bennu, with the force of 22 atomic bombs, could hit Earth. Here's NASA's latest prediction.

Source: hngn.com
29 Palms man pleads not guilty to sexual assault against a minor, other charges - Vimarsana News

29 Palms man pleads not guilty to sexual assault against a minor, other charges

Joseph Sharon, the Twentynine Palms man arrested for investigation into aggravated sexual assault against a minor, pled "not guilty" to a number of felony

This week in Jerusalem: Tempest in a coffee cup - Vimarsana News

This week in Jerusalem: Tempest in a coffee cup

A weekly round-up of city affairs.

Source: jpost.com
Meet the young #BookTokers who post about their favourite steamy scenes - Vimarsana News

Meet the young #BookTokers who post about their favourite steamy scenes

As users on the social media platform promote smutty romance novels, publishers say books categorised as romance and saga fiction in Britain have risen by 110 per cent in three years.