Nominate Books for Book of the Month

[sophiepoop]

"Out Stealing Horses" Per Pederson? or Pedersen

[RosarioPozzi]

I would like to nominate The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern.

I can't wait to read this. I have heard it is amazing.

[Garnie]

I am new to this and just read that I could not vote until I had made 10 posts. If I could, I would vote for Death Comes to Pemberly.

[Schmunzelmonster]

Hello Garnie,

welcome to the forum!

If I am not mistaken, you can vote on the book of the month, but need 10 posts to be able to nominate a book youself.

Schmunzelmonster

[Garnie]

Thanks for the clarification.

[Avid Reader]

Hello, for this March's book of the month I nominate 'Poppy Day' by Amanda Prowse, ISBN 9781-9063-8206-3 published by TIP Ltd. The story of an army wife whose husband is taken hostage in Afghanistan and her journey to get him back. See www.poppyday.co.uk & available on Kindle and Amazon around 50 x 5 Star reviews! Thank you, Simon

[Scott]

I have posted the topic to vote for the March 2012 book of the month.

Since there were only two nominations, I also added my own nomination The Wedding Gift by Marlen Suyapa Bodden.

Please note, several nominations were ignored for not meeting the guidelines set in the OP: You must have 10 posts to make a nomination and the book must have a reasonable Amazon sales rank. This is to prevent abuse of the nomination system by authors themselves and professional book promoters.

[Trcapro]

This may be a bit of a silly question but where on Amazon can you find the sales rank for a book?

[Schmunzelmonster]

I would like to nominate "Skippy Dies" by Paul Muray for the April book of the month.

[LynnHardy]

I would like to nominate "War of the Twins" by Tracy Hickman.

[StephenKingman]

I would like to nominate "11.22.63" by Stephen King as April Book of the month, cheers.

[BookWorm15]

I nominate THE HANDMAID'S TALE by Margaret Atwood

[Fran]

I'd like to nominate Before I Go To Sleep by S J Watson ... a book that IMO gives raises lots of issues for discussion

[guytwo]

A nonfiction nomination: "What Makes Your Brain Happy and Why You Should do the Opposite" by David DiSalvo."

[Scott]

I have posted the topic to discuss 11.22.63 and the topic to vote for the May book of the month.

Please continue to use this topic to post new nominations.