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@karenyin.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialExceptional resource on fighting book bans. “No one is coming to save us, so we must do it ourselves. Here are 60+ small tasks to help defend the right to read in 2026 and beyond.” @bookriot.bsky.social ❤️
@henryholtbooks.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.social"The kind of book that makes a powerful, lasting impression, and that gives you insight into an enduring challenge we face as a country." ~ @bookriot.bsky.social
We love the latest praise for Amanda Rizkalla's debut novel #Hungered! ✨
It's no surprise it's the newest Oprah's Book Club pick! 📖
@letterboxlibrary.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.social“We’ve come a long way in the past 50 years, but that’s only the start”
How lgbtq+ children’s books are becoming more intersectional & complex, a perfect e.g: the integration of activism in Granddad’s Pride
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@zenoagency.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialWant to know a bit more about the book and cozy fantasy in general?
Check out this feature by @travisbaldree.bsky.social on @bookriot.bsky.social: "The Enduring Appeal of Cozy Fantasy"...
@bookriot.bsky.socialI am so mad that a) I didn’t know about National Book Tokens until this week, and b) we don’t have them in the U.S.
@lernerbooks.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialKelly Jensen at @bookriot.bsky.social has crafted this magnificent piece on the last five years of censorship. We appreciate the comprehensive overview and the positive steps we can take for the #FreedomtoRead.
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@gregzimmerman.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialHappy 15th birthday, @bookriot.bsky.social -- it is indeed no small feat for an independent media company not just to afloat for this long, but to THRIVE!
@bookriot.bsky.socialWe are up to almost four dozen books banned across all Utah public schools.
@lpersonius.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialBTW, The Book Riot Newsletter is my current favorite to find information about books, authors, and fun facts about words and language. @bookriot.bsky.social
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@breezybrik.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.social@bookriot.bsky.social Zero to Well Read podcast is so fantastic 🤩 It’s such a great selection of books covered by two amazing readers with enough guts and know-how to tackle tough books/subjects ❤️ truly cannot recommend enough, every episode is a Can’t Miss
@samueljoseph.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialIt is important as a writer to avoid punching down, and that means being aware of harmful tropes that might otherwise go unnoticed in the media we enjoy. Via @bookriot.bsky.social
@bookriot.bsky.socialFor all the readers who don’t mind chocolate in their peanut butter, here’s a list of exciting sci-fi and fantasy books that dip into the mystery genre.
@triadaus.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialExcited to see MOTHSBLOOD by @lynndjungbooks.bsky.social included in @bookriot.bsky.social's roundup of queer dark academia! #TeamTriada #BookSky
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@bookriot.bsky.socialIt can't be all bad, right? RIGHT? RIGHT!?!?!
@bookriot.bsky.socialOk, so the book/guest pairings for Obama's book podcast are amazing. (Episode 5 especially)
@zojestage.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialToday's essay, via @bookriot.bsky.social, is about writing in the age of eco-horror... otherwise known as the Anthropocene.
@almakatsu.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialI love @bookriot.bsky.social SO MUCH bookriot.com/books-like-s...
@bookriot.bsky.socialOk, so TWO indie bookstore chain buys now for Barnes & Noble
@bookriot.bsky.socialFor those of us who believe in the power of public goods and democratic institutions, as well as those who make these spaces true spaces of civic engagement, each and every one of these individual wins adds up.
@ifightforbooks.bsky.socialReposted by @bookriot.bsky.socialMust read piece today by @heykellyjensen.bsky.social at @bookriot.bsky.social. Spitting some hard truths, and rightfully holding up these librarians as the heroes they are.
Terri. Suzette. Brooky. Rhea. Patty.
