Season 3: Episode 12: The Goodreads Choice Awards and the Lie of Reading Diversely

In this episode of the Pouring Over  Books podcast, LaShawn discusses the lack of diversity among the winners of the recent Goodreads Choice Awards, emphasizing the need for more representation of authors of color. LaShawn shares her thoughts on various categories, including fiction, historical fiction, romance, and young adult fiction, while also discussing her current reads and future reading goals. The episode highlights the importance of diversity in literature and the challenges faced by marginalized authors in gaining recognition.

Books mentioned in this Episode

Friends By Fredrick Backman

The Girls Who Grow Big By Leila Mottley

Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Broken Country Claire Leslie Hall

Good Dirt By Charmain Wilkerson

Junie by Erin Crosby Eckstine

Not Quite Dead By Holly Jackson

King Of Ashes By SA Cosby

Great Big Beautiful Life By Emily Henry

Cant’Get Enough by Kennedy Ryan

August Lane By Regina Black

Onyx Storm By Rebecca Yarrow h

The Wrath of the Fallen by Amber V Nicole

Our Vicious Oaths By NE Davenport

Shield Of Sparrows by Delvny Perry

The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gilling

Dire bound By Sable Sorensen

Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil By VE Schwab

Katabasis RF Kuang

Everlasting By Alex E Harrow

Red City by Marie Lu

Alchemised By SenLinYu

Dominion By Addie E Citchens

Sunrise on the Reaping By Suzanne Collins

Oathbound by Tracee Deonn

Fake Skating by Lynn Painter

Audre and Bash are Just Friends Tia Williams

The Scammer by Tiffany D Jackson

Bound By Ali Hazelwood

Dolly All the Time By Annabel Monaghan

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