After Dua Lipa, it’s Nabilla’s turn to get involved in the Booktok side and give us her best reading recommendations.

4 minutes 31 and 10 pounds of the moment. On TikTok, Nabilla may have pop up in your feed with his reading recommendations. “Yes, I said reading”she insists, approaching the camera with a mischievous air, obviously anticipating the trolls in the comments. Among her favorites, the inspiring and philosophical The Alchemist signed Paulo Coelho, book of the moment since also recommended by Lena Situations in her vlogs of the month of August. The novel The cleaning lady by Freida McFadden, or even The power of nowa spiritual guide.

The businesswoman plays the transparency card: she has not finished all of these books and she has only recently discovered reading, a shame for someone who wrote the autobiographical bestseller Too fastbut she herself admits this amusing contradiction and frankly, we love this new side of Nabilla. If we are to believe the comments, we are not the only ones. Many are sure that this will give a taste for reading to many people who had neither the time nor the desire. Others relate a “evolution” or a “glow up”which is perhaps a little clumsy but ultimately benevolent. Some people even debate books with them in the comments section.

A movement that is reminiscent of Dua Lipa’s book club (definitely on all fronts, between that and the brand of ice cream she prepares), and which, unsurprisingly, provokes its share of misogynistic reactions. Like this Internet user who comments “did you understand what you read?” To which Nabilla responds with panache “No, I just looked at the drawings.”. Period.