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IT'S TIME FOR 2020 BINGO THANKS TO karin! Here is her link to fiction paste bin and non-fiction paste bin. I finished the Fiction Bingo this year but did not do non-fiction. We'll see how far I get this year with the Animorphs re-read and Star Wars EU re-read. BUT I AM HYPED EVERYONE.
*A few suggestions of transgender and non-binary authors off the top of my head: Charlie Jane Anders, Yoon Ha Lee, Sarah Gailey, JY Yang, Michael D. Thomas (editor of Uncanny Magazine and various anthologies). Check out this list for way more options.
01. Written by a transgender or non-binary author
02. A book with a disabled main character
03. Recommended by a friend
04. Pick a book from ReadBrightly's list of The Most Anticipated YA Books of 2020
05. A book you meant to read in 2019
06. Pick a work of fiction from Time's list of 100 Must-Read Books From 2019
07. A book with a queer main character
08. A SF/F novel written by a black or indigenous person of colour
09. A translated work (or, if you speak multiple languages, a book in one of them)
10. Written by a debut author
11. Pick a work of fiction: A GoodReads Choice Awards Winner
12. A book with a POC main character
13. Pick a book from Buzzfeed's list of 21 Books by POC Writers You Should Definitely Read at Some Point
14. A book by or about a person with mental illness
15. A book set in a non-Western country
16. A book with a non-human main character
01. Pick a book from LitHub's list of The 20 Best Non-fiction Works of the Decade
02. Topic: health and disability
03. A book about a historical event you've always wanted to know more about
04. A book by or about a woman or non-binary person in STEM
05. A book you meant to read in 2019
06. A memoir or autobiography by or about a woman
07. Pick a work of non-fiction: GoodReads Choice Awards Winner:
08. Topic: class, poverty and related issues
09. Topic: race, racism and related issues
10. Pick a work of non-fiction from Time's list of 100 Must-Read Books From 2019
11. LGBT+, gender and/or sexuality (extra bonus if you focus on the TIAetc part of the acronym!)
12. A book about indigenous people and their culture (bonus points if it's written by an indigenous writer)
13. Recommended by a friend
14. A book about the environment, climate change and related issues
15. Topic: feminism and women's issues
16. Pick a non-fiction work from Read It Forward's list of Books We Can't Wait to Read in 2020
karin! Here is her link to fiction paste bin and non-fiction paste bin. I finished the Fiction Bingo this year but did not do non-fiction. We'll see how far I get this year with the Animorphs re-read and Star Wars EU re-read. BUT I AM HYPED EVERYONE.
written by a transgender or non-binary author*
a book with a disabled main character
recommended by a friend
pick one:
the most anticipated ya books of 2020 list
the most anticipated ya books of 2020 list
a book you meant to read in 2019
pick a work of fiction: 100 must-read books of 2019
a book with a queer main character
an sf/f novel written by a bipoc
a translated work
written by a debut author
pick a work
of fiction: a goodreads choice awards winner
of fiction: a goodreads choice awards winner
a book with a poc main character
a book by or about a person with mental illness
a book set in a non-western country
a book with a non human main character
*A few suggestions of transgender and non-binary authors off the top of my head: Charlie Jane Anders, Yoon Ha Lee, Sarah Gailey, JY Yang, Michael D. Thomas (editor of Uncanny Magazine and various anthologies). Check out this list for way more options.
01. Written by a transgender or non-binary author
02. A book with a disabled main character
03. Recommended by a friend
04. Pick a book from ReadBrightly's list of The Most Anticipated YA Books of 2020
05. A book you meant to read in 2019
06. Pick a work of fiction from Time's list of 100 Must-Read Books From 2019
07. A book with a queer main character
08. A SF/F novel written by a black or indigenous person of colour
09. A translated work (or, if you speak multiple languages, a book in one of them)
10. Written by a debut author
11. Pick a work of fiction: A GoodReads Choice Awards Winner
12. A book with a POC main character
13. Pick a book from Buzzfeed's list of 21 Books by POC Writers You Should Definitely Read at Some Point
14. A book by or about a person with mental illness
15. A book set in a non-Western country
16. A book with a non-human main character
topic: health and/or disability
a book about a historical event you've always wanted to know more about
a book by or about a woman or non-binary person in STEM
a book you meant to read in 2019
a memoir or autobiography about a woman
pick a work of non-fiction:
A GoodReads Choice Awards winner
A GoodReads Choice Awards winner
topic: class, poverty and related issues
topic: race, racism and related issues
pick a work of non-fiction:
100 must-read books of 2019
100 must-read books of 2019
topic: lgbt+, gender and/or sexuality
a book about indigenous people and/or culture
recommended by a friend
a book about the environment, climate change, or related issues
topic: feminism and women's issues
pick a work of non-fiction:
books we can't wait to read in 2020
books we can't wait to read in 2020
01. Pick a book from LitHub's list of The 20 Best Non-fiction Works of the Decade
02. Topic: health and disability
03. A book about a historical event you've always wanted to know more about
04. A book by or about a woman or non-binary person in STEM
05. A book you meant to read in 2019
06. A memoir or autobiography by or about a woman
07. Pick a work of non-fiction: GoodReads Choice Awards Winner:
08. Topic: class, poverty and related issues
09. Topic: race, racism and related issues
10. Pick a work of non-fiction from Time's list of 100 Must-Read Books From 2019
11. LGBT+, gender and/or sexuality (extra bonus if you focus on the TIAetc part of the acronym!)
12. A book about indigenous people and their culture (bonus points if it's written by an indigenous writer)
13. Recommended by a friend
14. A book about the environment, climate change and related issues
15. Topic: feminism and women's issues
16. Pick a non-fiction work from Read It Forward's list of Books We Can't Wait to Read in 2020