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![The Christmas #Classicsathon begins this Saturday and I could not be more excited for it if I tried!
For those of you who don’t know, I’m hosting a Christmas-themed Classics readathon for the entire month of December (the 1st-31st), just like I did back in August.
Everyone is free to join in, no matter where you live in the world or how many books you want to read, and for the first time there are reading challenges too! They are:
• Read at least one classic during the month [Free choice]
• Read a classic that features, or reminds you of, Christmas
• Read a children’s classic
• Read a classic that has been translated into your native language
I’m loving seeing your TBRs, so do keep posting them using the #Classicsathon hashtag. There are so many amazing books being featured!
Hope you can join in!
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For those of you who don’t know, I’m hosting a Christmas-themed Classics readathon for the entire month of December (the 1st-31st), just like I did back in August.
Everyone is free to join in, no matter where you live in the world or how many books you want to read, and for the first time there are reading challenges too! They are:
• Read at least one classic during the month [Free choice]
• Read a classic that features, or reminds you of, Christmas
• Read a children’s classic
• Read a classic that has been translated into your native language
I’m loving seeing your TBRs, so do keep posting them using the #Classicsathon hashtag. There are so many amazing books being featured!
Hope you can join in!
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#books #bookstagram #booktube #readclassics #readathon #shelfie #booklovers #bookworm #bookphotography #bookish #bookstagrammer #bookstagramfeature #classics")
