New Year, New Me: Explore our Bookshelf

As we enter into a new year, January is the perfect time to reflect on our reading goals—thinking about the year ahead, what to add to our bookshelves, and even giving ourselves a chance to explore new genres. Read below to learn about All Lit Up’s New Year, New Me book recommendations. 

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New Year, New Me.

Starting next week All Lit Up will be kicking off New Year, New Me by providing genre specific book recommendations ranging from poetry, drama, nonfiction, Indigenous literature, and children’s literature. Want to experience delving into a new genre and don’t know where to start? Whether you’re a bibliophile or just a casual reader, we’re here to help.Follow along each day next week to elevate your bookshelf:
January 9: Explore Poetry
January 10: Explore Drama
January 11: Explore Nonfiction
Keep your reading resolutions strong and build your TBR pile for the year. 

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How are you planning on keeping your reading resolutions for the year? Let us know in the comments below or on our social media channels @alllitupcanada.

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