Picoult's 30th book tour launch

Jodi Picoult launched a book tour celebrating her 30th novel, Hollow Bones, with Swiftie-style nods and reader appreciation.

Tour wardrobe homages Swift

Picoult wore a white gown with book passages and the slogan '30 books, one amazing community of readers' to mirror Taylor Swift's Eras Tour dress.

Hollow Bones Easter egg

The novel features a character from Picoult's My Sister's Keeper, a callback for devoted fans of Taylor Swift's hidden Easter eggs.

Picoult's message on loss

Picoult shared how the 9/11 Memorial groups victims by meaningful connections, not alphabetical order, to honor lost loved ones.

Surprise book giveaway

Picoult gave out free books, tote bags, and Jane Win medallion necklaces at the National Writers Series event in Michigan.

Picoult's 60th birthday tattoo

Picoult got a pilcrow tattoo to symbolize 'same story, fresh start' after deciding to turn 60.

Picoult's positive life story

Picoult described her perfect life in New Hampshire with a husband, three kids, three grandchildren, and no one who hurt her.

Picoult's women's empowerment message

Picoult urged women to be the heroes they're waiting for amid low women's health research funding.

No stage performance planned

Picoult confirmed she wouldn't sing on stage during her book tour, saying, 'Absolutely not. I would like you to remain my fans!'

“Absolutely not. I would like you to remain my fans!”