AusReading Month Masterpost 2023

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WELCOME to AusReading Month 2023

And our new AusReading home month of October.

The month of October will hold all my admin posts for AusReading Month but the end dates in particular will be very fluid. If you wish to combine Novella’s in November or Non-Fiction November with your Australian reading then please feel free to post in a time that suits you. I will continue to add links below for as long as you keep tagging then #AusReadingMonth23

I have a lot on my plate this year, so I will be delighted if I can finish We Come With This Place by Debra Dank, Edenglassie by Melissa Lucashenko and Restless Dolly Maunder by Kate Grenville.

If my reading mood changes, I also have Sunbirds by Miranda Riwoe and The Sitter by Angela O’Keeffe in the wings.

This Master Post is your home page for AusReading Month throughout October

  • Save it in your favourites or read-later folder to find it whenever you’re ready to add a new review. I will also include a link to this post in my timeline (running down the RH side of your laptop view or at the bottom of your mobile view).
  • Copy and paste your review links into the comments below or use pingbacks.
  • All your reviews will be included in the alphabetised list below.
  • On socials please use #AusReadingMonth23

Looking For Something to Read in AusReading Month?

  • Check out my AUSTRALIANA tab in the menu above for some great ideas on Australian Novellas and Australian Essays, as well as books and authors by state.
  • I can’t wait to see what you unearth for AusReading Month.

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This post was written on the traditional land of the Wangal clan, one of the 29 clans of the Eora Nation within the Sydney basin. This Reading Life recognises the continuous connection to Country, community and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. They are the traditional custodians of the lands, seas, and skies on which we live and they are this nations first storytellers.

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