Showing posts with label TBR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TBR. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Read Authors of Color - A Resource List

Need to find books written by Writers of Color and Native Authors? This is a set of resources for you!

Apologies in advance -- most of these links will be heavily weighted toward authors of YA / MG, because that is what I gravitate toward. However, I will keep expanding to include others! This is a work in progress and I'd love your input if you know of resources I've missed.

Also note that while I've tried to keep this collection as strictly focused on POC & Native Authors as possible, a few resources may also list a few books with POC / Native main characters too. I will try to note those.

Table of Contents
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General / Mixed Lists

African-American / Black Authors

Asian-American / Pacific Islander Authors

Latinx Authors

Muslim & Middle Eastern-American Authors

Native Authors


General / Mixed Authors of Color Lists:
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New Releases by Writers of Color

Young Adult, Middle Grade, and Picture Book Authors of Color

Other / General Writers of Color Lists



Sci-Fi and Fantasy POC Authors 
African-American / Black Authors
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New Releases by Black Authors

Young Adult & Middle Grade Black Authors

Adult Black Authors

PB & Children's Book Black Authors

Other Black Author Lists

Twinja's Black Book Bloggers List ||  Black Nerd Girls || African Book Addict ||



Asian-American / Asian / Pacific Islander Authors
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East Asian / East Asian - American / Authors






Filipino, Malaysian & Other Southeast Asian Authors



Indian / Indian-American / Sri-Lankan Authors



Other Asian Author Lists

Native Hawaiian #Ownvoices -- Reading for SJ || Hapa Booklist || 8 Books for Asian-Pacific Heritage Month  - RichInColor || Asian-Australian Kidlit || Read Asian Oz ||

See also: #AsianLitChat and #AsianLitBingo and #ReadAsianOz



Pacific Islander / Pasifika & Native Hawaiian Authors

See also: #IndigenousLit 


Latinx Authors
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New Releases by Latinx Authors


Young Adult & Middle Grade Latinx Authors



Adult Latinx Authors


See also: @LatinxInPub


Muslim & Middle Eastern American Authors
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See also: #RamadanReads#RamadanReadathon#ReadMuslimOz, #MuslimShelfSpace @TheMuslimSquad, @MuslimReadathon & @Salaam Reads


Native Authors
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Reviewers of Racially Diverse Books
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Bookstagrammers: @BooksBeforeBandaids ||

Book Clubs:  Mocha Girls Read || Diverse Study Group - WOCReads || Social Justice Book Club || The Latina Book Club || Midwest Black Speculative Fiction Alliance

Monday, March 11, 2013

Top Ten Tuesday: Top 10 Spring / Fall 2013 TBR Books


It was so hard to pick only 10 of my most anticipated books in my Upcoming 2013 TBR stack. Check out the The Broke and the Bookish's Top 10 this week for more suggestions, and to participate in the blog hop!

Now technically the topic is my "Spring" TBR List -- however here in the Southern Hemisphere we're headed into fall so, here are my...

Top 10 Books on my  [Insert Equinox]  TBR List

Some of these are stories that I just haven't been able to to get to yet. Some of them are new releases that I am SUPER excited about ... for obvious reasons.

INTRIGUE
Spies, assassins, undercover trickery and covert plots. I've been aching to get my hands on these:

Etiquette and Espionage - Gail Carriger
Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't started this series yet! Oh yeah, because I'm super busy trying to finish my PhD. (boo). But THIS LADY is the queen of Steampunk mystery. And this is her first YA series! My mouth is watering at the thought of it. ( goodreads ) ( author )


Throne of Glass - Sarah J. Maas
An assassin fights for her freedom in a king's tournament. But when her fellow combatants are hunted down by an unknown killer, her fight for freedom becomes a fight for her life, and the survival of the world.
goodreads ) ( author )



DRAGONS OH MY!
Because there really aren't enough books about dragons, you know?

Seraphina - Rachel Hartman
Really, the author had me at "Mathematical Dragons." Top it off with a royal intrigue and draconine music loving heroine? The icing on the cake. ( goodreads ) ( author )

Firelight - Sophie Jordan
I know this series has been around a couple years now, but I haven't had the chance to start in on them! Shape-shifting draki falling in love with a dragon-hunter.
goodreads ) ( author )



FUTURE STARS -- 2013 YA Sci-Fi Debuts
I wasn't here for the Debut Bloghop earlier in the year, so I'm cheating and highlighting some of the winter/spring debuts on my  2013 must read list here!!

Level 2 - Lenore Appelhans
Heaven, hell, angels - high stakes? What more could I want? Caught in Level 2: the blinding white afterlife suspended between Heaven and Earth, Felicia finds herself caught up in a struggle to remember her past and save not only her future, but that of all humankind.  ( goodreads )  ( author )


Dualed  - Elsie Chapman
Pitched as "Hunger Games meets Matched" -- Dualed is set in a future reality where people must train to kill another version of themselves. ( goodreads ) ( author )

Pivot Point - Kasie West
Addison is a Searcher: she can see into the future, thereby determining the best path to take in the present. But the future isn't always clear, and her life is balanced on a single decision. ( goodreads )  ( author )


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Altered - Jennifer Rush
After escaping from a secret underground lab, four genetically altered boys and the home-schooled girl who helped them try to piece together the secrets of their past before they are caught. ( goodreads ) ( author )

Reboot  - Amy Tintera
In a future where people can be "rebooted" from the dead, Wren trains the new recruits. Not all of them make the cut, which doesn't bother her until she meets Callum. ( goodreads )  ( author )

Transparent - Melanie Whipple
Love the premise of this: Most teens only feel invisible, but Fiona actually is. She's also a pawn in her dad's mob game -- until she decides she's had enough.
( goodreads ) ( author )

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Also, Check Out one of my Recent Reads:

Novel: A Penny's Worth
Author: A. M. Hooper


The last thing 17 year old Emmaline expected was for her perfect boyfriend, Cephas, to kidnap her. 



What are your most eagerly awaited books of Spring (or Autumn) 2013 To-Be-Read List?  
Have you read any of the titles above? What did you think?

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Top Ten Tuesday: Autumn TBR List

It's Top Ten Tuesday again -- a meme hosted by the Broke and the Bookish.


This week:
Top 10 Books on my  Spring Autumn "To Be Read" List 


I had to alter this Top Ten list topic slightly, because for all of us down here in the Southern Hemisphere, we're heading into autumn, not spring!! I have a lot on my TBR list, but my highest priorities are for debut authors from 2012 and 2011.  So many good reads, so little time!!




             



     

 
  



2012 Debut Books:
Article 5 - Kristen Simmons
Starters - Lissa Price
Everneath - Brodi Ashton
Incarnate - Jodi Meadows

2011 Debut Books:
Enclave - Ann Aguirre
The Girl of Fire and Thorns - Rae Carson
The Emerald Atlas - John Stephens
The Night Circus - Erin Morgenstern

Other Books:
The Daughter of Smoke and Bone - Laini Taylor
The Book Thief - Markus Zusak (is it cheating if I've already started it?)

Ooops!  Forgot Insurgent by Veronica Roth. Totally cheating ... Top 11:

Sunday, February 12, 2012

2012 Debut Authors : To Read List

Over at the StorySiren, they are hosting the 2012 Debut Author Challenge: read at least 12 books from 2012 debut YA / MG authors. This is such a great idea, because it gives us all an excuse to read from new & exciting authors. I will definitely be participating. 


If you're finding it hard to locate a 2012 debut young adult or middle grade author, download StorySiren's pdf:
U.S. 2012 YA Debuts and/or check out the goodreads listopia list of 2012 Debut Authors. Note that the listopia list is open-source so some of the books may not fit the criteria. Also stop by the multi-author blogs of the Apocalypsies, and Brave New Words - both groups of 2012 debut authors.



Currently, these are the debuts I've picked out to read (though this may change and/or get added to as I go):

                                                                       

            

          

           

**Note: The books on the bottom row have no official covers yet**

The List:
Under the Never Sky - Veronica Rossi
Article 5 - Kristin Simmons
Glitch - Heather Anastasiu
Everneath - Brodi Ashton
Cinder - Marissa Meyer
Tempest - Julie Cross
Harbinger - Sara Etienne
The Sphinx Project - Kate Hawkings
Starters - Lissa Price
Forsaken - Lisa M. Stasse
Crewel - Gennifer Albin
Etiquette & Espionage (Finishing School) - Gail Carriger

So if you haven't yet, join the party!

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