Dec - Jan Book of the Month (Dealing with exploration (space/Arctic/sea etc.))

[Lu]

One Nomination per person (2 if you really can't decide).

The book you nominate has to be "Dealing with exploration (space/Arctic/sea etc.)".

Nominations will be open until the 10th of November.

*** Can you host the discussion if your nomination is chosen? ***

To be a discussion Host you are agreeing to:
- read the book you nominated at the beginning of the month, if you haven't already read it.
- start the discussion in both the spoiler and spoiler-free threads by posting your thoughts and a few simple questions for readers to think/talk about
- inform the group if you're unable to host the discussion or will only be reading the book later in the month.

You may also offer to be the Host for someone else's nomination.

[Lu]

- Will host

[Angelique]

- Will host.

[Crusader]

While this is a 2nd book in a series it can still be read as standalone.

Ark

[Lelani]

[Lu]

Making polls tomorrow, so get those nominations in!

[Varla Fiona]

In Shackleton's Footsteps: A Return to the Heart of the Antarctic

Its not fiction, but then if no one wants to read it, no one will vote for it. I will host

[Varla Fiona]

Crusader wrote: "While this is a 2nd book in a series it can still be read as standalone.

Ark"

I just found the first one and want to read it. Discovered the author via
The Long Earth

[Crusader]

Varla Fiona wrote: "Crusader wrote: "While this is a 2nd book in a series it can still be read as standalone.

Ark"

I just found the first one and want to read it. Discovered the author via
[book:The ..."

Baxter is a great SF author. Flood is pretty good, but doesn't quite fit the theme.