[2022] Poll 17 Voting

[Robin P, Orbicular Mod]

Kat wrote: "At this time of year I become really paranoid that a book I want to read would be perfect for one of next years prompts. I'm reading with a focus on Black History Month at the moment and so far eve..."

That’s ok. I have a theory that you could take your list of books read in any given year, go to the ATY prompts for some other year and you would find that all or almost all of them work for the other year, especially if you have read more than 52 so you have a few to play with.

[Perri]

Emily wrote: "Looking at the voting so far, it looks like we will have at least one winner, possibly two."

Such a tease ;)

[NancyJ]

Sunny wrote: "Nancy wrote: "I also highly recommend Lisa Genova's books. I've read all of them, including her recent book on memory, Remember: The Science of Memory and the Art of Forgetting whic..."

Martha wrote: "Pearl wrote: "Martha wrote: "Pearl wrote: "A book related to Psychology, Neuroscience and the Mind.

I'm reading Bewilderment, the first book on the list. I would agree that it fits neuroscience a..."

Sunny and Martha, these all sound good. Could you add any psych or neuro related fiction to the new listopia? https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...

I picked up Bewilderment too but I haven't been able to open it yet.

[Pearl]

I'm ready to upvote Exploration, Psychology Neuroscience Mind, A book with a character who loves books, and Goodread Choice Awards.

[Pamela, Arciform Mod]

Martha wrote: "I will be voting for 8 up-votes. I love the genre prompts like closed door/closed circle mystery (we don't have any mysteries so far), fantasy, and literary fiction and related to neuroscience (pre..."

I read books in the order Ms Library sends me books!

[Martha]

What is Ms Library? That sounds interesting! I also have a next list on StoryGraph.

Edit: Ha! Never mind. I thought it was an app I was unaware of. : )