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01 May 2022—31 May 2022
Overview
The Asian Readathon is a month-long reading marathon dedicated to reading books by Asian authors. This is an online event that is meant to be easy and accessible for everyone.
Use the hashtag #asianreadathon in your videos and tweets to be a part of our YouTube playlist and Twitter feed!
This year’s challenge is loosely themed around ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ and is meant to be easy, accessible, and open to interpretation. These challenges can be combined if you want to make it even easier!
The twist: You can combine challenges and read in any order; however, EACH book you read should feature a character or author of a different Asian ethnicity. This is to encourage cultural diversity.
This year’s challenge is loosely themed around ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ and is meant to be easy, accessible, and open to interpretation. These challenges can be combined if you want to make it even easier!
The twist: You can combine challenges and read in any order; however, EACH book you read should feature a character or author of a different Asian ethnicity. This is to encourage cultural diversity.
Example: I can read a book by a Japanese author to combine challenges #1, #2, and #3. But if I read a second book by a Japanese author, that would not count for any other challenge, therefore I still need to read a book with a different ethnicity to cover challenges #4 and #5.
For inquiries or suggestions, DM @asianreadathon on Twitter: twitter.com/asianreadathon
For inquiries or suggestions, DM @asianreadathon on Twitter: twitter.com/asianreadathon
DIRECTORY OF ASIAN BOOKS: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/8335af7a-941e-47fe-9525-37d87a70e325?redirect=true
GOOGLE DOC OF INFORMATION: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oZ0ilUXXiItZq8KubwFu5B-QvSWTxu6P0cJMsJpBEGg
2022 Asian Readathon Challenges
1,699 participants, 1,564 books
Starts: 01 May 2022Ends: 31 May 2022
Overview
The Asian Readathon is a month-long reading marathon dedicated to reading books by Asian authors. This is an online event that is meant to be easy and accessible for everyone.
Use the hashtag #asianreadathon in your videos and tweets to be a part of our YouTube playlist and Twitter feed!
This year’s challenge is loosely themed around ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ and is meant to be easy, accessible, and open to interpretation. These challenges can be combined if you want to make it even easier!
The twist: You can combine challenges and read in any order; however, EACH book you read should feature a character or author of a different Asian ethnicity. This is to encourage cultural diversity.
This year’s challenge is loosely themed around ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ and is meant to be easy, accessible, and open to interpretation. These challenges can be combined if you want to make it even easier!
The twist: You can combine challenges and read in any order; however, EACH book you read should feature a character or author of a different Asian ethnicity. This is to encourage cultural diversity.
Example: I can read a book by a Japanese author to combine challenges #1, #2, and #3. But if I read a second book by a Japanese author, that would not count for any other challenge, therefore I still need to read a book with a different ethnicity to cover challenges #4 and #5.
For inquiries or suggestions, DM @asianreadathon on Twitter: twitter.com/asianreadathon
For inquiries or suggestions, DM @asianreadathon on Twitter: twitter.com/asianreadathon
DIRECTORY OF ASIAN BOOKS: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/8335af7a-941e-47fe-9525-37d87a70e325?redirect=true
GOOGLE DOC OF INFORMATION: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oZ0ilUXXiItZq8KubwFu5B-QvSWTxu6P0cJMsJpBEGg
