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Author: RYW Project Manager

2024 Big Giant Linky

Welcome to Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2024!

Here’s how to celebrate:

  1. Link up your diverse book reviews (at the bottom).
  2. Please check out our Big Giant Linky (at the bottom) and share on social media.
  3. Win diverse book bundles at our Virtual Party, on January 25, 2024! We’re giving away 12 book bundles of 10 books each plus a bonus giveaway from Crayola from 9 pm to 10 pm EST. RSVP here. Use hashtag: #ReadYourWorld.

 

Please link up your diversity book posts for our Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2024 Big Giant LINKY!

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!  Click here to enter.

On Thursday, January 25, 2024, we will celebrate more than 10 years of Multicultural Children’s Book Day!

Please join us for our Virtual Party

Thursday, January 25th

9 pm-10 pm EST

Register here.

 

 

Join us by registering for our Virtual Party event here or click on the image above.

 

 

Use hashtag #ReadYourWorld on social media to spread the word about our event!

In 2023, we organized our inaugural virtual gathering on Zoom, shifting away from Twitter/X. It turned out to be the best choice we ever made! Curious to hear others' thoughts on the experience? 2023 Virtual Party Testimonials I love that you all put this together and worked so hard to promote multicultural books. A list of...

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