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NUMBER THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR
JULY READING WRAP-UP
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TELL ME TUESDAY is a floating feature, depending on your reading style, where you tell us what you read last, what you are reading now, what you will be reading next from your tbr pile, and why. I am curious why people read what they read, so tell me!
2022 A YEAR OF BLACK AND NATIVE AMERICAN AUTHORS
ADULT FICTION
DUOLOGY BOOK ONE
SCIENCE FICTION
Published 1993 - Own Ebook
I'm still reading the same book as last week. This is my first book for my annual Dog Days of Summer Celebration reading challenge; although the dogs in the story are wild and dangerous. I had a difficult time finding books with dogs in them, or on the cover, by Black and/or Native American authors, so I had to go with the dangerous dogs. I was going to re-read Sounder, but was sad to see it was written by a White author and has also been called out for racial stereotyping. I am, however, delighted to be reading more Octavia E. Butler. I loved Kindred.
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JULY READING WRAP-UP
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To make up for the full screen reels fiasco, and make those of us who prefer sticking to the old-school photo posts feel seen, Instagram is going to be testing an extra-tall 9:16 still image format. ARTICLE
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BOOKS READ
FOUR
ARCS
ONE
PHYSICAL BOOKS
NONE
EBOOKS
TWO
AUDIOBOOKS
TWO
MANGA - GRAPHIC NOVELS - COMICS
NONE
MIDDLE GRADE
NONE
YOUNG ADULT
ONE
ADULT FICTION
ONE
NONFICTION
TWO
RE-READ
NONE
FAVORITE JUNE READ
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2022
YEAR TO DATE TOTALS
BOOKS READ
33
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NONFICTION 3/12
MIDDLE GRADE 10/12
NATIVE AMERICAN/FIRST NATIONS AUTHORS 7/12
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MIDDLE GRADE - 10
YOUNG ADULT - 8
ADULT FICTION - 12
NONFICTION - 3
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GRAPHIC NOVELS - 1
AUDIOBOOKS - 19
EBOOKS - 14
PHYSICAL COPIES - 0
BORROWED - 12
ARCS - 6
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