Nominate Books for Book of the Month (see restrictions)
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I really do hope I can get that book soon! I'm 23rd in line at the library - loong reservation list. It's better than my sister who lives in Canada, I mentioned it to her - she also loves Jane Austen...she's 699 in line!! Very popular book!Fran wrote:I'd like to nominate Death comes to Pemberley by P D James ..... interesting to see what a mystery writer can do with the Jane Austin classic while maintaining the integrity of Austin's characters.
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For myself, I'd love to nominate We need to talk about Kevin by Lionel Shriver. Controversial issues which I think would make for an healthy debate.
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699????? It would nearly be easier to buy it.RuqeeD wrote:I really do hope I can get that book soon! I'm 23rd in line at the library - loong reservation list. It's better than my sister who lives in Canada, I mentioned it to her - she also loves Jane Austen...she's 699 in line!! Very popular book!Fran wrote:I'd like to nominate Death comes to Pemberley by P D James ..... interesting to see what a mystery writer can do with the Jane Austin classic while maintaining the integrity of Austin's characters.
-- 12 Dec 2011, 20:59 --
For myself, I'd love to nominate We need to talk about Kevin by Lionel Shriver. Controversial issues which I think would make for an healthy debate.
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