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message 22: by Sonja (new)

165389 I nominate The Post-Birthday World by Lionel Shriver. I've had it on my bookshelf for a while and it looks like one that would be great to discuss...


message 21: by Wanda (new)

1990904 Meg wrote: "Can I also nominate What is the What by Eggers

It is an amazing book about the Lost Boys from Sedan, walking through to Ethiopia. I can't recommend it enough."


I would love to read this one!


message 20: by Tera (new)

767086 Saturday I will post the final nominations and create a poll that will be at the bottom of our home page that you will be able to vote on.


message 19: by Rebecca (new)

2108116 I nominate Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver


message 18: by Wendy (new)

2046899 Do we vote for June's book on this thread or wait until the final nomination list is posted?


message 17: by Brenda (new)

1769601 Jamie wrote: "[b:Leaving Mother Lake A Girlhood at the Edge of the World|85670|Leaving Mother Lake A Girlhood at the Edge of the World|Yang Erche Namu|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1171061417s/85670.jpg|225..."

This looks like a really good one! I would love to read it.


message 16: by Jo (new)

834245 Deal Tera!


message 15: by Tera (new)

767086 Well technically they are all kept in the "Past future ..." folder. If you go through and look up each month's nomination folder you can find the books nominated. I hadn't thought to make one master list of all of them. It's totally possible it would just take some time to do it.


message 14: by Meg (new)

772262 You know I was thinking, we have such wonderful nominations each month, is there a way to generate a list of books that have been nominated previously? There are quite a few that got away..........


message 13: by Tera (new)

767086 I'll make you double nominaters a deal. IF there are not 12 nominations by Saturday I will add the double nominations. However, if there are 12 nominations from 12 different people Ill consider the first book you listed as your nomination.


message 11: by Jo (new)

834245 The Ladies' Lending Library

The Scent Trail

Sorry for 2 nominations there, but I honestly couldn't pick one between them!


message 9: by Kate (new)

17642 I am going to nominate Lowboy by John Wray. It is a book about a 16-year-old mentally ill boy who has escaped his metal institution and is in the New York subway. Convinced he can save the world and off his medication, his mother and a police detective are looking for him before he has a complete psychotic break.


message 8: by Hannah (new)

1101768 Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger




message 7: by Meg (new)

772262 Can I also nominate What is the What by Eggers

It is an amazing book about the Lost Boys from Sedan, walking through to Ethiopia. I can't recommend it enough.


message 6: by Jennifer W (new)

960496 The Virgin of Small Plains A Novel of Suspense Lots of interwoven plots and interesting characters.


message 5: by Anastasia (new)

1367941 I nominate Summer Sisters by Judy Blume... I figure, it'll be summer so why not get caught up with a summertime book!


message 4: by Meg (new)

772262 These Granite Islands by Sarah Stonich


message 3: by Sheila (new)

774914 Okay, I'm going to nominate a book for the first time, though I would love it if we did Gone With the Wind, since I am currently reading it.

I nominate The Reader, by Bernhard Schlink. This is the book that they made a movie out of staring Kate Winslet. I found it very moving and thought provoking.


message 2: by Tera (new)

767086 I'm nominating Gone With The Wind I know almost everyone has read it including myself but I find something new each time I do and it's been some time.


message 1: by Tera (new)

767086 First 12 nominations or up until Saturday, whichever comes first.
Make sure it isn't a book we have already read.
Be prepared to lead the discussion (its not that hard or that scary - you can do it!)
Any genre, any period, anything that's available in print


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