Group read nominations for April.

[Emma]

April nominations are now open! Choose one of your own books or find inspiration from the group's bookshelf.
***Only one nomination per person please ***
Nominations are open until March 7th 2012
All recommendations will be featured in our April read poll.

[[deleted user]]

I'm going to go for something a little left-field:

Future Science: Essays from the Cutting Edge

Editor Max Brockman presents the work of some of today’s brightest and most innovative young researchers in this fascinating collection of writings that introduce the very latest theories and discoveries in science.

Future Science features eighteen young scientists, most of whom are presenting their work and ideas to a general audience for the first time.

[Emma]

Coral: A Pessimist In Paradise

[Karen]

Stephen Greenblatt, "The Swerve"

[Jenny]

Karen wrote: "Stephen Greenblatt, "The Swerve""
I would love to discuss this book, I've just started it, but will wait on it if it is to be discussed.

[Jenny]

Stephen Greenblatt, The Swerve

[Karen]

Rather by accident, I had read "On the Nature of the Universe" by Lucretius just a few months before I read "The Swerve," which added considerably to my understanding and enjoyment of Stephen Greenblatt's work. I highly recommend Lucretius to all you "Swerve" readers!!

[Campbell]

I realise I'm a bit late to this particular party so I'll keep (what I think is) a cracking nomination to myself, until next month at least...

[Karen]

Campbell wrote: "I realise I'm a bit late to this particular party so I'll keep (what I think is) a cracking nomination to myself, until next month at least..."
I'm always ready for "cracking" book ideas!!

[Rebecca]

I would love to discuss "The Swerve", too!