#readathon

[readsandsuch]

Hey let’s do a yuri readathon!! There’s a lot of yuri manga that I’ve been meaning to get to and thought it might be fun to do a readathon focusing on yuri/gl/baihe. It’ll be super casual. Just a bunch of yuri fans reading and posting about yuri!

It’ll take place from March 28 to April 4th. Starting and ending midnight your time.

Yuri usually refers to Japanese works, but it’s not like I’m gonna track anyone down and make sure they’re only reading yuri manga. There’s so much great GL from around the world. I was meaning to emphasize illustrated works though, so stuff like manga, manhwa, webtoons, manhua, graphic novels, etc.

If you want to participate, but you’re new to yuri (or are indecisive like me), here’s a few prompts to get you started:

Monster yuri — Read a work where one or more of the main characters isn’t human.

Ocean yuri — Read a work that takes place in or by the ocean. Or that has the staple aquarium date!

Hyped yuri — Time to finally get your hands on that yuri everyone’s been talking about. This ofc will depend on what internet circles you run in.

These are in no way required. Like I said, this readathon is chill and causal. The prompts are just something for guidance and fun for those who like prompts with their readathons (me).

Let’s keep it simple and use the tag “#yuri readathon” so we can all follow each others progress, share some reca and chat a bit!

[the---hermit]

21|03|2026

As every single year i forget about the trans rights readathon until it is upon us. I am a fool who rarely is aware of what day they are currently living through. Thankfully I can count on @ben-learns-smth for reminding me. This year we are doing a buddy read of Who's Afraid Of Gender by Judith Butler, which I started last year and I have not yet finished reading. After having paused my reading of the book for a while today I am finally picking it back up with the goal of finishing it before the end of the readathon.

I decided to count my last read as part of the readathon as despite not focusing solely on trans+ identities there were a few chapters both dedicated to trans and genderqueer identities as well as transphobia and enbyphobia. Tho my main goal for this readathon is to finish Butler's book, I have an additional non fiction book on trans history to keep me company if I end up having more time after concluding the other book. Sadly I do not have any fiction to read this year, but count my word when I say next year I will be planning ahead. I doubt I'll have time to add any more books to my tbr but as a mood reader you never know what my next move is going to be.

Happy trans rights readathon to anyone who is participating, and even if you are not currently, this might be your sign to read a book on trans+ identities, whether it is a non fiction like mine, or a fiction book with a trans+ character/author!

[princessofbookaholics]

borrowed from the library 🔍

[caffeinated-bibliophile]

Beloved fellow readers, may I have your attention for a moment, to beg a favor? 🥺🙏

For the magical readathon (orilium readathon) this semester, my (second) character needs to pass Restoration.

The prompt is to ask for five 5-star titles.

Please, rb and tell me (in the reblog post or in the tags) 5 books you've given 5-stars to?

[sambart93]

If anyone wants to join me, I am going to do a 24-in-72 (reading for 24 hours within 72 hours) starting right now (10pm JST) because I work a full time job and I wanna finish 3 books before the month is over which is in 3 and a bit days.

Post what books you'll be reading and how your progress goes; I will be.

[thereadingchallengechallenge]

Announcing the TRCC 10th Anniversary Readathon!

where we're going to celebrate my 10-year booklr anniversary by ... reading more books!

that's right, this year marks a whole decade of my life spent reading and blogging with y'all. I cannot fathom where all that time has gone but I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to get us all together and give our reading a little boost 🥰

the readathon will start July 17th in your own timezone and will run until July 23rd, also in your own timezone. our only goals are to prioritise our reading and to chat with other people and maybe make some new friends along the way!

but because I love a little direction in these broad-stroke readathons, I've also settled on three mini-challenges that are completely optional

the mini challenges encourage you to:

Read a book with #Own Voices disability rep

Read a book you learned about from booklr

Read the book that's been on your TBR the longest

I hope you'll all join in as much as you can when we start on the 17th. I'll be sure to keep this announcement post circulating so as many people can join in as possible. We'll be using "#trcc readathon" as our hashtag for the event so please add that to any posts you make for the event 😊

I can't wait to see what everyone picks out to read! here's to a wonderful 10 years on booklr (and perhaps another 10 years 🤭)

see you all on July 17! - Bash 🧡

[drakeincorporated]

Starting my “read everything Tim Drake has been in ever” readathon. I’ve finished all his first appearances as just Tim and now I’m finally on him as Robin. Let’s see how much I can get done.

(P.s. if you have any good reading guides that I can cross reference with the one I’m using, pls send them my way!)

[themelodyofspring]

TRCC Readathon - Day 1

No TBR since I'm a mood reader. I was already 30 pages in so I'm going to continue everyone's favourite book by T. Kingfisher. Enjoying it immensely!

Also listening to The Will of The Many on audio. I'm 12 of 28 hours in. It has ups and downs and is way too much of a copy of the Awakening magic (Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson) so no concrete thoughts yet. The school and maze part is interesting.