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I've started reading Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo
LGBTQ Representation: The Scapegracers
Written by an Asian Author: The Pain Gap
Disability Representation: The Pain Gap
Set in a Country You’d Like to Visit: Battle Royal
Mental Health Representation: The Reading List
Audiobook: Little Thieves
🏮 Books I bought for the Diversathon hosted by @princessofbookaholics
I picked this up at a library sale sometime last year. Hadn't gotten around to reading it yet, so I thought it would go well for diversathon.
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This month, the book community will embark on our second round of #DiverseAThon (January 22-29, 2017). For those who aren’t familiar, this movement started in the fall of 2016 (by BookTubers Christina Marie, Joce of SquibblesReads, Monica of shemightbemonica, and Whitney of WhittyNovels) as a reaction to a video claiming that diversity in books didn’t matter. What resulted is a week-long readathon celebrating diversity in books.
http://bookriot.com/2017/01/12/participate-months-diverseathon/
It's readathon time! This is Diversathon, where we read diverse books! We'll read as many diverse books as we can for the entire month of September (1st to 30th) and there are prompts to help you choose your reads:
prompts:
read a book by an asian author
read a book by an african author
read a book with lgbtq+ representation
read a book by a latinx author
read a book with disability representation
read a book set in a continent different than yours
read a translated book
bonus prompts:
read a book by a ukranian author
read a book by a palestinian author
You can either choose whichever prompts you want to read or try doing the bingo! Feel free to use multiple prompts with a single book, no problem!
Use the hashtag #diversathon for all posts related to the readathon. This can be your TBR, a book review, rant, reading update, absolutely anything you want.
would anyone be interested in participating in diversathon in september? (that readathon i had created to read diverse books)
yes, interested
no, not interested
maybe, not sure