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Time to pick our next BOM!
Which book would you like to read in February?
This list was pulled from Goodreads' 2011 Choice Award list for the "paranormal fantasy" category. (However, books that have previously been hosted as our Book of the Month have not been included.)
Which book would you like to read in February?
This list was pulled from Goodreads' 2011 Choice Award list for the "paranormal fantasy" category. (However, books that have previously been hosted as our Book of the Month have not been included.)
Something from the Nightside (Nightside, #1) by Simon Green
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Jan 03, 2012 11:38PM
Only two of these books are the first in their series. :(
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Yeah, I know. Sorry, Eliabeth. Another member mentioned the same thing. I am being lazy and snagged GR's list for our poll. I've edited the poll so write-ins are allowed. Feel free to throw in whatever PNR/UF/DUF/SciFi-F book you'd like to suggest! :DI'll be more creative next time
That's a good one, Eliabeth. I like that series. I've removed the duplicate write-in and added the author's name. Thanks for making the suggestion!
And it's tied for first! I know I should be a little more open to reading books out of order since I was introduced to Simon R. Green when I couldn't pass over a book titled "The Good, The Bad, and the Uncanny," never mind that it was the 10th in the series. I really hope to have the first one picked as a group read! :D
I'm pretty sure my vote won't even come close to winning, but I had to vote for it since it has been sitting on my bookshelf since the Borders sale.
Man, I wish we had a Borders near us. :( We only had B&N and while I have some clearance books from them, nothing compared to a going out of business sale.
Actually, I got
at my local Borders going out of business sale, though not at quite the good prices you ladies enjoyed in the States :(
Yeah but you guys have... oh what's that one store. I practically had to ship books home I got so many at 100 yen.
I had to switch Simon Green, cause I ain't reading Discovery of Witches, too long & I haven't a hope in hell of getting it in time either.
Eliabeth wrote: "Yeah but you guys have... oh what's that one store. I practically had to ship books home I got so many at 100 yen."Dunno, but I'd love to know if you can remember the name/location of it.
Sandra wrote: "I had to switch Simon Green, cause I ain't reading Discovery of Witches, too long & I haven't a hope in hell of getting it in time either."
I noticed that one was a chubby chunkster.
Steph wrote: "Eliabeth wrote: "Yeah but you guys have... oh what's that one store. I practically had to ship books home I got so many at 100 yen."Dunno, but I'd love to know if you can remember the name/locat..."
If you're in Tokyo and you stop at the Ookubo stop on the Keisi line, walk away from the tracks, it's right there.
Might be a few stores down, across the street from this awesome dress shop, but if you pass a ballroom dance costume store you've gone too far.
Sandra wrote: "I had to switch Simon Green, cause I ain't reading Discovery of Witches, too long & I haven't a hope in hell of getting it in time either."
*like*
Steph wrote: "Cool! We hope to get back there eventually. I'll try to remember to look for it. Thanks!"Watch it have some really simple name that I'm just totally blanking on. I walked past it every day for 4 months you'd think I'd know it.
That's the used bookstore, right? I haven't been there, but have heard about it. I sometimes envy for ex-pats in Tokyo...just for their bookstores (and previously, Starbuck's, with their lovely coffee beans...but now, one year after the first one opened in my prefecture, a second one has opened...soon the landscape will be littered with them ~ugh-off track again!)

















































