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Spring 25 Read-a-Thon: Get To Know You with Books

The person below me recommends a book about someone with the moral courage to do the right thing.

The person below me recommends a book that is a cross-genre mix that blends mystery and fantasy.

The person below me recommends a classic horror book.


The person below me recommends an under-hyped and twisty thriller or murder mystery.


The person below me recommends an a book that would be a great fit for black history month.

The person below me recommends a book of historical fiction, not set during World War II.

About Thomas Edison, Westinghouse, and Tesla. Really good.
The person below me recommends a book about the environment

The person below me recommends a book that feels Ike a guilty pleasure
Snug in Iceland, Victoria Walker
The person below me recommends a book where the author has Q or Z in their name
The person below me recommends a book where the author has Q or Z in their name

The person below me recommends a book with an animal as an important character that is not a cat or a dog.

The person below me recommends a book that makes them think of food

The person below me recommends a fiction book with a religious ritual (a real, pagan, or fantasy religion)

The person below me recommends a book that involves a journey.
The Hobbit, or There and Back Again, JRR Tolkien
TPBM recommends a book where books are important to the plot.
TPBM recommends a book where books are important to the plot.

TPBM recommends an adult standalone fantasy.
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Alexander Boldizar (other topics)Louise Penny (other topics)
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While our Spring Read-a-thon doesn't start until March 1st, we have a fun game that will tie into this Read-a-Thon.
If you've seen our The Person Below Me thread, you'll understand what we are doing here. The goal is to compile a list of recommendations that we will then use as a list option for our Read-a-Thon.
The theme is "The Person Below Me Recommends".
Person 1: The person below me recommends a book that will make me cry.
Person 2: Beartown by Fredrik Backman. The person below me recommends a book with an X in the title.
Person 3: Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides. The person below me recommends a book from the Tournament of Books shortlist this year.
Person 4: Margo's Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe.
And so on.
So I'll get us started here.
The person below me recommends a book featuring a character with a pet.