The ReadEHThon

Black Lives Matter Canada Carrd

August 3 - 9 marks the 2020 round of this Canadian focused readathon, hosted by 8 booktubers: Kayla (Booksandlala) Njeri (Onyx Pages) Paige (Minimal Bookie) Jill (The Book Bully) Natasha (My Reading is Odd) Jananie (This Story Ain’t Over) Zoe (Zoe’s All Booked) and Rue (Rue’s Reading Corner).

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The goal is to read as many Canadian authors and/or books from Canada as you can in a week! Above are some prompts to help build your TBR and below are some links I hope you find useful for discovering Canadian titles.

Indigenous book reviewers you should be following: @thunderbirdwomanreads, @et.tu.brody, @erins_library, @weeziesbooks, @thor.wants.another.letter, @nativeladybookwarrior, @kaelaclifton, @chaptermalliupmkin, @nativegirlsreading

From Raven Reads: 2020 new releases by Indigenous authors
From The Government of Canada: #IndigenousReads

From the CBC: 25 books about being Black in Canada
From Book Riot: 6 Nonfiction Canadian books by Black authors about racism

From the CBC: 16 Canadian books to read for pride
From Room Magazine: 30 books from 30 queer Canadian writers

From the Canadian Children’s Book Centre: Books to help tackle racism
From Book Riot: 50 must-read Canadian children’s and YA books

From CanadianAuthors.org: Canadian book publishers

From Invisible Publishing: Recommended reads by Black Canadian writers
From Medium: Six books about the refugee experience
From the CBC: 7 Canadian books to read on World Refugee Day
From Goodreads: The Canadian immigrant experience

Canada Reads

Canadian Literary Awards

Bingo Board

The first image will fit Instagram’s feed/grid dimensions, and the second image will fit in Instagram stories. Feel free to save to your device and share across social media! If you cannot right click and save, clicking the image should take you to dropbox to download in full quality. You can even cross off the prompts as you go in your stories to track your progress. There is no requirement to use the prompts, or this board at all to participate in The ReadEHThon, but we hope it may help guide your TBR if you need some encouragement!

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