This week, 5 – 11 June, is Indigenous Literature Week, celebrating the richness of fiction, non fiction, poetry, memoir and biography authored by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Australians. Of course, July is also NAIDOC time, during which events are usually held to mark the culture, history and achievements of indigenous Australians. Due to Covid-19 restrictions in 2020, NAIDOC events will be planned for November. But we can still safely honour National Indigenous Literature Week in July. To find out more about NAIDOC and Indigenous Literature Week, check out these links. Over at ANZ LitLovers LitBlog, there is a wonderful list of titles by indigenous authors in both Australia and New Zealand that could serve as a good launching point for anyone wanting to read more indigenous authors. And below are links to books that I have posted about here on my blog. I would recommend each of these books; they all have something special. Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe Taboo by Kim ScottTell Me Why by Archie RoachTerra Nullius by Claire G ColemanToo Much Lip by Melissa LucashenkoThe White Girl by Tony BirchThe Yield by Tara June WinchSongSpirals by the Gay’Wu Group of Women #IndigLitWeek