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My 2019 Reading Year

Posted by Run Wright on January 6, 2020

In this video, I share all the books I read in 2019 (click to watch).

Looking at it this way, the diversity of books and the volume of titles seems amazing but it was a fun experience and I hope to do even better and read more great books in 2020. I hope you’ll join me for the adventure.

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Caribbean book of the day: Sara Collins, author of The Confessions of Frannie Langton, is of a Jamaican descent and grew up in Grand Cayman. This novel is on my TBR for the #CaribAThon readathon which starts on June 11, but anytime is a good time to #ReadCaribbean especially now that we are celebrating Caribbean heritage month and trying to support all black authors and stories. Every day in June I’ll be featuring another book that highlights the Caribbean experience and you should follow these amazing Caribbean bookstagrammers and challenge cohosts for more content as well @bookofcinz @apphiareads @bajancallie @breemcivor @decentred_lit_ja @di_good_books_dem @gailrenatta @gizellewho @iamtheserialreader @ifthisisparadise @kayyyreads @ladyinsaeng @_lalabear @miss.bibliofancy @musaho_books @never_withouta_book @rebelwomenlit @saralynnburnett @sharpening_my_oyster_knife @suzannebhagan @sweatingtillimakeittoo @thelivrecafe @thisbrownegirlreads @tingly.spines @zaidalizlibros

Caribbean book of the day: Did you know author Jean Rhys was from the Caribbean island of Dominica? Pick up Wide Sargasso Sea this month to participate in the #readcaribbean and #CaribAThon challenges to celebrate Caribbean Heritage month in June. Every day I’ll be featuring another book that highlights the Caribbean experience. Follow these amazing Caribbean bookstagrammers and challenge cohosts for more content as well @bookofcinz @apphiareads @bajancallie @breemcivor @decentred_lit_ja @di_good_books_dem @gailrenatta @gizellewho @iamtheserialreader @ifthisisparadise @kayyyreads @ladyinsaeng @_lalabear @miss.bibliofancy @musaho_books @never_withouta_book @rebelwomenlit @saralynnburnett @sharpening_my_oyster_knife @suzannebhagan @sweatingtillimakeittoo @thelivrecafe @thisbrownegirlreads @tingly.spines @zaidalizlibros

Happy June! Happy Caribbean heritage month. This is a stack of books by Caribbean authors from my bookshelves. Post your stack and use the #readcaribbean hashtag to join in the photo challenge fun. Swipe right for details of upcoming challenges and follow these amazing Caribbean bookstagrammers and challenge cohosts as well @bookofcinz @apphiareads @bajancallie @breemcivor @decentred_lit_ja @di_good_books_dem @gailrenatta @gizellewho @iamtheserialreader @ifthisisparadise @kayyyreads @ladyinsaeng @_lalabear @miss.bibliofancy @musaho_books @never_withouta_book @rebelwomenlit @saralynnburnett @sharpening_my_oyster_knife @suzannebhagan @sweatingtillimakeittoo @thelivrecafe @thisbrownegirlreads @tingly.spines @zaidalizlibros

Gathering my books for #readcaribbean In June, I’ll be celebrating #caribbeanheritagemonth and I’m inviting you to join me in reading books by Caribbean authors ALL MONTH LONG!

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Salty, Bitter, Sweet by Mayra Cuevas was book no. 19 in my 2020 reading. Set in France, it follows a teenaged Latina chef who is working in a cutthroat professional kitchen for the summer while trying to mend a broken relationship with her father and possibly falling in love with the young man also occupying their home and also trying to avoid breaking the girl code with the two young women who’ve befriended her. The relationship dynamics and the discussion of whether to prioritize ambition over self care made it profound but it was also a fun read and the narrative includes tantalizing descriptions of food that inspired me to bake some oatmeal cookies while I thumbed though the pages. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Have you read this one? #whatiread #runwrightreads #runwrightreads2020 #fiction #ya #bookandfood

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