Can't free up space after deleting iBooks

I recently deleted the ibooks app AND the books attached to it. However, the files are still taking up space on my phone. They have not been transfered to "Other", they are still under "Books".  Though there is not a space label of "books" Its just still in the color that books were in. There is an obvious difference in color from "Other".
So my question is... Is there a way to free up the space still taken by "Books." My trash is cleared out on my computer. I deleted the app off of my IPhone, along with the books that were purchased. There are no files in my iTunes library related to books.. I don't know what to do. If someone has an answer for me, it would be GREATLY appreciated.

Did you already try to reset your phone by holding the sleep an dhome button until the Apple logo comes back again?

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