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message 51: by Karin (new)

Karin | 9227 comments NancyJ wrote: "Karin wrote: "But wait, there's more (can you tell I teach piano?)

Fiction

La's Orchestra Saves the World by Alexander McCall Smith

Music & Silence histo..."


No, I don't read composer bio's or fiction, but it looks like JGrace gave you one :)


message 52: by Karin (last edited Aug 18, 2019 03:10PM) (new)

Karin | 9227 comments LibraryCin wrote: "I'll also add that with a background in cultural anthropology (that is, a BA), "culture" to me is not "the arts", but cultures, more like our Horizons challenge."

To me culture means more than one thing, and it depends on the context. It means both the fine and performing arts and also cultures around the world of which fine and performing arts are just one part. However, we got on the music/art roll here :)

When I was still homeschooling my kids I did a Music and Geography group class so I could combine the two with some map work--it was fun, since a friend suggested I invite different people in to share their music and that was a win-win.

Both of those are very united in my mind, and one doesn't really exist without the other (not that I have any sort of bias in the matter ;) ). I can't see any way to truly understand a culture without hearing their music and seeing their visual art at the very least, or to understand the latter without knowing any of the meaning you mean.


message 53: by Joanne (last edited Aug 20, 2019 02:12PM) (new)

Joanne (joabroda1) | 12582 comments Voted-none of them thrill me I have something for each from the lists, but the Art and Culture Lists really do not ring true to me-Paranormal it is


message 54: by Anita (new)

Anita Pomerantz | 9282 comments The voting deadline is rapidly approaching. It's an "every vote counts" situation, so please don't forget to vote, vote, vote.


message 55: by Meli (new)

Meli (melihooker) | 4165 comments I went ahead and cast my vote, so we'll see :)
It might be an unpopular choice though.
Hopefully I didn't waste votes!


message 56: by Anita (new)

Anita Pomerantz | 9282 comments It is so neck and neck between the three that it is impossible to waste your vote.


message 57: by Barbara M (new)

Barbara M (barbara-m) | 2597 comments So, if anyone really wants one more than the others, they should through extra votes in! it sounds as is the whole choice is up to the next few voters!


message 58: by NancyJ (new)

NancyJ (nancyjjj) | 11074 comments Ah, a little excitement! I remember when this happened before. You asked the people who voted for the last place tag. to vote again for one of the top 2. If this happens, can we make the voting period short?

I'm happy with any of the tags, but I like to plan ahead and get my library requests in early (especially for the Trim book).


message 59: by Nicole R (new)

Nicole R (drnicoler) | 8088 comments Nancy, we are always sure to leave you several days to make a plan and get books from the library. Most members are planners and we totally relate to that!

We have done the revote many times and Anita has it down to a science!


message 60: by Meli (new)

Meli (melihooker) | 4165 comments Waiting with bated breath for the big reveal today! (or when you get to it)

AND TRIM >:-)


message 61: by Joanne (last edited Aug 23, 2019 05:33AM) (new)

Joanne (joabroda1) | 12582 comments Meli wrote: "Waiting with bated breath for the big reveal today! (or when you get to it)

AND TRIM >:-)"


I am with you Meli! Not sure if I await these announcements for the tag and challenges so that I can then go down a rabbit hole looking for books-Or if it is all the conversation that takes place with the announcements that I love-LOL


message 62: by NancyJ (new)

NancyJ (nancyjjj) | 11074 comments Joanne wrote: "Meli wrote: "Waiting with bated breath for the big reveal today! (or when you get to it)

AND TRIM >:-)"

I am with you Meli! Not sure if I await these announcements for the tag and challenges so ..."


It's both for me too.


message 63: by Meli (new)

Meli (melihooker) | 4165 comments I haven't been hitting the tag as much recently, but I still love the voting and discussion process. I LIVE for the trim reveal :P


message 64: by Susie (new)

Susie Me tooooooo Meli! You have reminded me that I still need to read this month’s. I’ve been terrible at reporting this year, but at least I know within myself that I’ve kept up.


message 65: by NancyJ (last edited Aug 24, 2019 02:01AM) (new)

NancyJ (nancyjjj) | 11074 comments (I posted on the revoting thread too.)

If there is a tie (or very close to it), would it be out of the question to select cultural for September and Paranormal for October? October is a very popular time for paranormal reads. Otherwise, the 2nd place tag might not come up for a very long time, which would be a shame because they're both very popular with our group.

Or, is there already a Fall challenge for Halloween related books?


message 66: by Nicole R (new)

Nicole R (drnicoler) | 8088 comments Hi Nancy, the top vote getter is the winner for the month and the second place tag is not reserved for future months. We vote new each month!


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