ANNOUNCING the THEME for MARCH 2017

[Book Concierge]

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Instead of your moderators coming up with three "themes" for the group to vote on ... we invite YOU to nominate a theme for next month. Could be a specific genre, a cover image, a title word, an author initial...

ONE nomination per member
To encourage participation the person who nominated LAST month's winning theme cannot nominate this month. So, Patty, you won't be able to submit a nomination (though you WILL be able to vote).

Deadline: 25 Feb 17 (or 5 nominations, whichever comes first)

Once the nominations are closed, we'll set up a poll for membership to vote on the theme for next month.

We Have a Winner ...

NOMINATED THEMES:
Plants / flowers on cover (Connie)
Weather related word in title (Beverly)
About Civil Rights (Sushicat)
Features a single-parent family (Carol)
Set in Ireland (Olivermagnus)

[Connie]

Plants and flowers (rejuvenation of life after winter)

[Beverly]

March comes “In like a lion, out like a lamb.” So a book with any weather related word (or any variation) in the title. (i.e. stormy, storm, storming.).

[Connie]

Beverly wrote: "March comes “In like a lion, out like a lamb.” So a book with any weather related word (or any variation) in the title. (i.e. stormy, storm, storming.)."

Good, Beverly...or use that phrase with animals on the cover or in the story.

[Beverly]

Connie wrote: "Beverly wrote: "March comes “In like a lion, out like a lamb.” So a book with any weather related word (or any variation) in the title. (i.e. stormy, storm, storming.)."

Good, Beverly...or use tha..."

Thanks, I like your idea as well!!

[Sushicat]

March is a graphic novel trilogy by John Lewis documenting the struggle for civil rights.
Read a book about some aspect of civil rights.

[Connie]

Sushicat wrote: "March is a graphic novel trilogy by John Lewis documenting the struggle for civil rights.
Read a book about some aspect of civil rights."

Clever! I've started to read it. Only Book One so far.

[Carol]

March 21 is Single Parent's Day. So read a book that features a one parent family.

[Olivermagnus]

St. Patrick's Day is March 17. How about a book set in Ireland?

[Book Concierge]

And we have our five nominees! I'll set up the poll in a little while.

[Book Concierge]

We have a WINNER

Set in Ireland (nominated by Olivermagnus)