Nominate a book with one of the four seasons in the title for the January group read

[Wendy]

Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher

[Line]

If the book I want has already been nominated by someone else, is there a point in me nominating it as well? Or will all nominations be eligible for the vote, and I can just look for it again when voting begins?

[Chelsea]

Continuing on the winter theme, A Train in Winter: An Extraordinary Story of Women, Friendship, and Resistance in Occupied France by Caroline Moorehead

[Brianna]

Dragon Springs Road by Janie Chang

[Sara]

Line wrote: "If the book I want has already been nominated by someone else, is there a point in me nominating it as well? Or will all nominations be eligible for the vote, and I can just look for it again when ..."

This thread is just meant to create a list of nominated books. All the books listed will be entered into a poll for voting. Feel free to nominate a book that's already been listed (I was looking and there are a handful of books with multiple nominations), but if your book choice is already listed you don't have to post a nomination. It will be on the list :)

[Sharmon]

Thanks Sara for the info. I had the same question because in one of my book groups not all of the books in the nominations thread are put in the poll, the moderator just choices a few.

[Terry]

I'll throw a vote in for The Winter Witch. :)

[CallMeSensei]

Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson

[Hanli]

Spring by William Horwood

[Rebecca]

Judi wrote: "Winter Town by Stephen Emond"

I second this nomination. I have this down as my book for this category.

[Line]

Sara wrote: "...but if your book choice is already listed you don't have to post a nomination. It will be on the list :) "

Thanks for clarifying, Sara! I had the same concern as Sharmon- that only the more popular nominations would be in the poll, but it's all good then! :)

[Antonia]

The Winter People

[Danielle]

The Autumn of the Patriarch by Gabriel García Márquez

[Rachel]

Rebecca wrote: "Judi wrote: "Winter Town by Stephen Emond"

I second this nomination. I have this down as my book for this category."

I second this also! It's the book I had in mind too.

[Marcy]

The Winter of our Discontent by John Steinbeck

[DGoetsch]

Winter Cottage by Carol Ryrie Brink