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Included Lit

Included Lit is a term that my friends Natalia and Natalie created in order to share and promote diverse books. I've included their graphic with their mission statement of sorts below, and it also shares how you can interact with the hashtag on your individual social media platforms (Booktubers should also tag their videos and tweets with the hashtag!), so make sure to use it!

Graphic says "#INCLUDEDLIT was born because we believe diverse books should get the same love as other strongly marketed books, so in an effort to promote diverse books, a space for people to share their love for them and diverse creators, we encourage you to use #includedlit Twitter uses and Bloggers: Tag your tweets about diverse books with it! Bookstagrammers: Use the hashtag for your diverse reads posts, visit the hashtag often, comment and like on the posts! So we can encourage engagement and visibility of the amazing books we share :)

This page contains my book rambles and videos that I've made about Included Lit books, and you can look to the side for lists of my anticipated Included Lit releases, as well as the ones I'm most excited to read.

Nox the Reader Book Rambles
Enlightenment by Reno Ursal
Dreamer by Ja-Mel Vinson

Nox Reads Videos
Cande's We Set the Tag on Fire (based off of We Set the Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia)
Con Sabor Liveshow for Don't Date Rosa Santos by Nina Moreno
7 Reasons I Love Hungry Hearts

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