Nominate a book for our January read

[Angie, Constant Reader]

It's time to nominate for November's book club pick. A book you would think the group would enjoy.
One nomination per person.
Link to the title using the add book/author option.
Check here to make sure that we haven't already read the book
https://www.goodreads.com/group/books...
No nomination of your own book. Have fun!!


*****I guess I didn't clarify... it s a non-King book. The King books are in chronological order now so it's already picked out for the month of January.

[SSteppenwolFF]

The Religion

[Brax]

I don’t know how to do this yet. Haha.
I hope this link at least works!

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...

[Hetal]

Different seasons

[Nancy]

Hetal wrote: "Different seasons"

I think Different Seasons will be April’s group read.

[Fernando]

The Stand will be ideal

[Bob]

Needful Things. 👍🏻

[Brittany]

I nominate IT, which has already been read I am sure, so my secondary will be Dreamcatcher

[Nancy]

You guys realize that all of King’s books are being read as group reads each month in order of publication, right?

January’s King book is Cujo.

Usually, every other month is a non-King book.

[Brax]

I’m glad you clarified that because I was confused by all the King nominations. The linked list implied these were to be non King.

I read Cujo in high school, but I am now 32 so I think it’s time to reread it anyways!

[Chris]

The troop - Nick Cutter ... won’t disappoint:)

[Nancy]

I haven’t read it since high school either (and I am way older than you) so I am definitely ready for a re-read!

I don’t think anyone is clicking on the link for what we have already read to notice it says non-King.

[Angie, Constant Reader]

I guess I didn't clarify... it s a non-King book. The King books are in chronological order now so it's already picked out for the month of January.

[Kevin]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

[Dianne]

Swan Song

Robert R. McCammon

I haven't been a member very long (active that is) so I don't know if this has been read recently.

[Lowell]

King likes Lee Child. Even mentioned Jack Reacher in Under The Dome. Why not the first book, The Killing Floor.

[Jerry]

I nominate Melophobia by James Morris. I notice that a free pdf of this book is available on its Goodreads page, so accessibility should not be a problem for this book.

[Kevin]

I recommend ‘A Head Full Of Ghosts’ by Paul Tremblay.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

[Jerry]

Kevin wrote: "I recommend ‘A Head Full Of Ghosts’ by Paul Tremblay.

Already read. See the "already-read" list here.

[Jerry]

Dianne wrote: "Swan Song

Robert R. McCammon

I haven't been a member very long (active that is) so I don't know if this has been read recently."

Already read. See the "already-read" list here

[Mrityunjay]

'It'. I'll love to read it again!

[Latasha]

Hell: The Possession and Exorcism of Cassie Stevens i would like to nominate this.

[Diane]

Broadmaw Bay by FG Cottam.

[Jaksen]

Nick Cutter's The Troop will NOT disappoint.

[laqueus]

Hex - Thomas Olde Heuvelt

[Nancy]

Jaksen wrote: "Nick Cutter's The Troop will NOT disappoint."

The troop was read in 2017

[Jenny]

For a non king book: I’ll nominate a classic western that’s in the spirit of an quest as in the dark tower:
The Searchers;
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

[Erin]

Shutter Island
by Dennis Lehane

[Jerry]

Erin wrote: "Shutter Island Shutter Island
by Dennis Lehane"

Already read. See the "already read" list here.

[Jaksen]

Day of the Triffids, John Wyndham

[Marlise]

"The Bad Seed"
a 1954 thriller by William March

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

[Nick]

Kenneth wrote: "For a non king book: I’ll nominate a classic western that’s in the spirit of an quest as in the dark tower:
The Searchers;
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1..."

The inspiration for one of the greatest movies ever made.

[Jenny]

Thanks Nick; and I agree with one of the best movies ever made. John Wayne made many great movies and this will always be remember as a serious portrayal of Ethan Edwards. I am very curious to read the source material, which is why I’m nominating this and I hope we can get a second to nominate the book...

[Nick]

Kenneth wrote: "Thanks Nick; and I agree with one of the best movies ever made. John Wayne made many great movies and this will always be remember as a serious portrayal of Ethan Edwards. I am very curious to read..."

I'm in. I'm wondering if any of this made its way into King's epic western... THE DARK TOWER.

[Jenny]

Great point Nick; only one way to tell is to read the book and although I’m in a pause with the DT as I left the Ka TaT on Blain for now... I will restart then journey again but there’s more different books I wanted to sink my teeth to reading before I pick up where I left off..... and why not start with the Searchers....

[Nick]

Kenneth wrote: "Great point Nick; only one way to tell is to read the book and although I’m in a pause with the DT as I left the Ka TaT on Blain for now... I will restart then journey again but there’s more differ..."

The most "western" of all the dark tower series is book 4 Wizard and Glass. Just sayin'.

[Jenny]

Thanks Nick... book 4 for me the next I have to restart so... I will have to move IV further to the front and center... either way I’m going to pick up the Searchers next.... then book IV...

[Mark]

All Our Wrong Todays. If you liked Dark Matter you’ll love it. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

[Nick]

Mark wrote: "All Our Wrong Todays. If you liked Dark Matter you’ll love it. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2..."

Looks good. I'll add it to my to-read list. Thanks for the recommendation, Mark.

[Nancy]

Nick wrote: "Mark wrote: "All Our Wrong Todays. If you liked Dark Matter you’ll love it. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2..."

Looks good. I'll add it to my to-read list. Thanks for the recommendation,..."

It’s a pretty good book.

[Brax]

It must be almost time to choose the book to read? :-)

[David]

Bird Box

[Gary]

Jaws

[Patrick]

The Troop by Nick Cutter

[Patrick]

The cabin at the end of the world by Paul Tremblay

[Nancy]

Patrick wrote: "The cabin at the end of the world by Paul Tremblay"

Second

[Vickie]

Gary wrote: "Jaws"

Second this. :-)

[Angie, Constant Reader]

Putting up the poll now!