FSLGRA 2024 Short Lists: Vote Now!

I'm pleased to present the shortlisted books for October 2024's French as a Second Language Global Read Aloud (FSLGRA). 


Click the VOTE link at the bottom of any of the four pages of the PDF linked in the image above, or in our Twitter post here. You can also access the voting link directly at bit.ly/FSLGRA2024Vote.

You are invited to vote for any of the categories that align with your expertise and/or interests, not only whatever category you might participate in yourself next fall. 

Voting is open for a week. Be sure to vote by midnight on June 8! 


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