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May 2016 Book Discussions > May Group Read Nominations

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message 1: by Ayunda (last edited Apr 07, 2016 02:40AM) (new)

Ayunda (ayundabs) As I recently posted on the group description, I have set a timeline for every month.
During the dates of 5-12, this topic will be open for us to nominate the books we want to read for May.

Keep in mind that these are the books we've read in the past year (yes, this group has existed for a year! Wow!): https://www.goodreads.com/group/books...
And I really want to emphasize that we should nominate books that are in different genres that we haven't explored yet.

Some genres you can choose from:
Memoir
Fantasy
Middle Grade
Crime/Mystery (which we read in March)
Horror/Thriller
Travel
Poetry/Short story collections
Magical realism
Humor/Comedy
Literary fiction

Looking forward to seeing your nominations! Don't forget to nominate as soon as you can, since this topic will be closed on the 13th.


message 2: by Jodi (new)

Jodi | 130 comments Mod
Im going to nominate from the short story category:
Bazaar of Bad Dreams, Stephen King.


message 3: by Sara (new)

Sara | 91 comments I nominate Memories by Lang Leav


message 4: by [deleted user] (last edited Apr 07, 2016 07:17AM) (new)

I nominate Terrier by Tamora Pierce.


message 5: by Julia (new)

Julia | 53 comments I nominate I Heart You, You Haunt Me by Lisa Schroeder. I've been wanting to read it for a while now, and it's written in prose so it's kind of a fresh, different way to read.


message 6: by Ayunda (new)

Ayunda (ayundabs) Oooh a poetry collection! Great choice, Sara! Bhavya, do you have any other nominations that aren't YA? Because as I've said in the previous group read nominations and this one, I think we should expand and read other genres.
I Heart You, You Haunt Me is actually also YA, Julia (I saw the page on Goodreads), but I guess since its writing style is different than our previous reads it'll be quite interesting to read and explore :)

I nominate How to Be Both by Ali Smith, it's an adult literary/contemporary/historical fiction and I've heard many good things about it and its writing style.


message 7: by Julia (new)

Julia | 53 comments Oh, I guess it is YA! I was thinking more of the prose aspect of it. I can nominate another book if you prefer.


message 8: by [deleted user] (last edited Apr 10, 2016 05:09PM) (new)

Ayunda, I do. I change my nomination for this month to Jaya: An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata.


message 9: by Ayunda (new)

Ayunda (ayundabs) No it's totally alright, Julia! It has a different writing style so it might be interesting.

That sounds like an interesting nomination Bhavya! Will be interesting to read something about Indian culture :)


message 10: by Ayunda (new)

Ayunda (ayundabs) This topic will be closed in April 12th, so hurry up and nominate your books before it's too late!


message 11: by Ayunda (new)

Ayunda (ayundabs) This topic is now closed! Go ahead and vote for May's group read on this poll: https://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/1...


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