Classics Without All the Class discussion

The poll for the March Group Read is now open for votes and comments. Happy New Year! Beth

where are the polls located at? I feel so stupid I've been looking for over an hour!

Awesome! Thank you!!

Darlene wrote: "where are the polls located at?..."

I don't think the polls are easily accessible through the official app or mobile site. If you are on the desktop site it should be on the top right under the book group's category options (events, bookshelf, members etc.)
Here's a link: polls

I'm a bit confused. This month's read will be The Master and the Margarita, and February's?

Feb's is Tess of the d'Urbervilles

Great! Thank you Karena! I've been wanting to read that book for a while :D

"You are encouraged to share what has drawn you to the book you voted for."

Is this the right place to post comments?

Because I've read some William Faulkner and enjoy the exposure to new authors the first four books in the poll are more appealing to me.

I don't mind reading about politics but it is not my favorite subject so I did not choose All the King's Men.

The The Chrysalids is a book I'm more likely to read on my own and added it to my TBR list.

The The Chronicles of Narnia I've read and enjoyed and am curious to read a book by C.S. Lewis of a different vein. But, between these two books, Babbit and Till We Have Faces, because I grew up not far from Sinclair's hometown and drove past it often I felt drawn to read Babbit.

Only one more week of voting.
Just a reminder to cast your vote if you haven't yet. The first and last place runners are seven apart as of posting this, so it could be down to one vote in the end.