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message 1: by Lynn (last edited Mar 01, 2024 07:55AM) (new)

Lynn | 2338 comments I've heard back from almost every discussion leader and I don't think we can wait any longer, so here's the schedule for the next six months. Please let me know if you have questions or see any errors. Thanks!

January
Classics: no book

Reading List (15th) – Somebody's Fool by Richard Russo, nominated by Gina (464 p.)

February
Classics (1st) – The Pursuit of Love by Nancy Mitford, nominated by Lynn I. (240 p.)

Reading List (15th)- The Sentence by Louise Erdrich, nominated by Barb (400 p.)

March
Classics (1st) – The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, nominated by Barb (528 p.)

Reading List (15th) –The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng, nominated by spoko (320 p.)

April
Classics (1st) – Our Town by Thornton Wilder, nominated by Mary Anne and Barb (340 p.)

Reading List (15th) – Tom Lake by Ann Patchett, nominated by Barb (316 p.)

May
Classics: no book

Nonfiction (1st) - The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder by David Grann, nominated by Ann D

Reading List (15th) – Lady Tan's Circle of Women by Linda See, nominated by Lyn (386 p.)

June
Classics (starts on the 1st) – Love and War in the Apennines by Eric Newby, nominated by Katy (288 p.)

Reading List (starts on the 15th) – The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride, nominated by Gina (385 p.)


message 2: by Justin (new)

Justin Pickett | 164 comments This looks great! Thanks for all your work on this!


message 3: by Sue (new)

Sue | 4513 comments This is a great list. Sorry I’m so late in commenting…bronchitis laid me low for a few weeks. I’m looking forward to next year.


message 4: by Shirley (new)

Shirley | 124 comments Thank you, Lynne, for organizing this schedule. This is an exciting list.


message 5: by Lynn (new)

Lynn | 2338 comments Sue wrote: "This is a great list. Sorry I’m so late in commenting…bronchitis laid me low for a few weeks. I’m looking forward to next year."

I hope you're feeling better now, Sue. I lost a week recently because of a bad head cold, but I'm down to just a tickle in my throat now.


message 6: by PinkRimmed (new)

PinkRimmed | 2 comments I won't be able to participate this month, but I have both books for February. How exciting!


message 7: by Lynn (new)

Lynn | 2338 comments PinkRimmed wrote: "I won't be able to participate this month, but I have both books for February. How exciting!"

Great! We always love to have new people become active participants.


message 8: by Maya (new)

Maya Fleischmann | 64 comments Hi, All.
I've been having a hard time keeping up with all my reading. I see some titles here that I will be adding to my list, and chiming in on in the posts.
Looking forward to the discussions.


message 9: by Lynn (new)

Lynn | 2338 comments I just edited the schedule to include the nonfiction choice in May. Gina, can you let me know who nominated that so I can list the discussion leader? Thanks!


message 10: by Ann D (new)

Ann D | 3826 comments Lynn, I nominated THE WAGER, and would be happy to lead the discussion in May.


message 11: by Lynn (new)

Lynn | 2338 comments Great! Thanks for letting me know, Ann.


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