Monday, August 31, 2020

YONCÉ-a-thon September 1st - 30th

 I'm going to be participating in a few readathons for September. And I'm really excited! Not going to get too ahead of myself and just preparing to have fun.


SUCCESS is completing the 5 main Challenges.

ULTRA SUCCESS is completing the Challenges AND getting bingo/3-in-a-row.

SUPREME SUCCESS is completing the Challenges AND completing the ENTIRE bingo board!

 The Rules

It is entirely possible to read 1 or 2 books and complete all five Challenges of #yonceathon! Or you can read a different book for each prompt. It's up to you!
- any form of reading counts: rereads, audiobooks, ebooks, library books, comics and graphic novels!

- yes, you can overlap books and have them count for more than one prompt!
- a book used for a Challenge absolutely can be used for Bingo!
- HAVE FUN

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Prompts:

  • Spirit: Read a book by a Black author - All Books

  • Otherside: Read a Black non-fiction book (autobiographies, biographies, memoirs, essay collection, etc) Becoming by Michelle Obama

  • Black Parade: Read a book with an intersectional Black identity (LGBTQ+, disabilities, feminist, mental illness, neurodivergent, Muslim, etc) Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron

  • Mood 4 Eva: Read a book featuring a Black protagonist that doesn’t center around trauma Tristan Strong Punches A Hole In The Sky by Kwame Mbalia

  • Ja Ara E: Read a book centering Black artistry and/or storytelling On The Come Up by Angie Thomas

  • Bigger: Read a book centering family Beloved by Toni Morrison

  • Scar: Black fairy tale or myth retelling Pride by Ibi Zoboi

  • Keys To The Kingdom: Features royalty

  • Already: Middle grade or coming of age story Tristan Strong Punches A Hole In The Sky by Kwame Mbalia

  • Find Your Way Back: Set in an African country Born A Crime by Trevor Noah

  • My Power: Non-U.S. born Black author Born A Crime by Trevor Noah

  • Nile: Classic African novel

  • Brown Skin Girl: Read a book with a movie or TV adaptation Becoming by Michelle Obama

  • Water: Features Black love Pride by Ibi Zoboi


    All book selections are tentative. I'm a mood reader and really don't like following a TBR so we shall see!

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