What to read for February 2022?
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gali
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What to read for February 2022?
Please choose a genre from the list that you would like to read in February and let's see what genre wins!
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Tung Le 1
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I choosed non-fiction genre 
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gali
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gali
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I voted for Fantasy/Magic realism.
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Michaela Gordoni
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I chose spy books! I could read them ceaselessly.
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gali
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Cool! I used to read a lot of spy books until I got tired of it. I changed my vote. We didn't have that genre for quite a while.
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Michaela Gordoni
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Thrillers are definitely the best genre... 
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It's sci- fi for me
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gali
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Spy books won! I opened the forum.
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