Australian Women Writers Challenge discussion

Hello everyone,

I'm back for 2019 with the aim of reading and reviewing 20 books by AWWs again this year.

I'm also doing my diversity challenge again:

- 2 books by LGBTQI* authors
- 2 books by Indigenous authors
- 2 books by POC authors (other than Indigenous) - this is a new one that I've only added this time around.

See you in the new year! :)

Good luck Emily :)

Book 1 for the year: Finding Aurora by Rebecca Langham. Review. (LGBTQI* author)

Late start to the challenge but I am making up for lost time with a few reviews coming soon!

Book 2: The Zigzag Effect by Lili Wilkinson. Review.

Book 3: Between Us by Clare Atkins. Review.

Book 4: Small Spaces by Sarah Epstein. Review.

Book 5: Catching Teller Crow by Ambelin Kwaymullina and Ezekiel Kwaymullina. Review. (Indigenous author)

Book 6: Hive by A. J. Betts. Review.

Book 7: P is for Pearl by Eliza Henry Jones. Review.

Book 8: Lucid by Kristy Fairlamb. Review.

Book 9: His Name Was Walter by Emily Rodda. Review.

Book 10: The Extremely Inconvenient Adventures of Bronte Mettlestone by Jaclyn Moriarty. Review.

Halfway through my challenge, a whole month early! :D

Going well Emily :)

Book 11: Get the Girls Out by Lucy Bloom. Review.

Book 12: Women of Wasps and War by Madeleine D'Este. Review.

Book 13: The Women in Black my Madeleine St. John. Review.

Book 14: Songbird by Ingrid Laguna. Review.

Book 15: The Antics of Evangeline (episodes 1-4) by Madeleine D'Este. Review.

Book 16: Portable Curiosities: Stories by Julie Koh. Review. (POC author)

What's a POC author Emily?

Brenda wrote: "What's a POC author Emily?"

Person of Colour. :)

Thanks Emily :)

Book 17: The Flower and the Serpent by Madeleine D'Este. Review.

Book 18: The Hate Race by Maxine Beneba Clarke. Review. (POC author)

Book 19: Welcome to Country by Marcia Langton (Indigenous author). Review.

Book 20: Beneath the Surface by Rebecca Langham (LGBTI* author). Review

Phew! Made it!

Here's my wrap-up post, too!

Well done Emily!