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message 1: by Jenny (last edited Apr 30, 2020 08:26PM) (new)

Jenny (diggensjenny) Hello, fellow Crime, Mystery & Thriller Readers,


Nominations for our June Classic Book Discussion are now open. To ensure your nomination will be included in our poll, please make sure it conforms to the following guidelines:

✔️ You may nominate one (1) book.

✔️Only members who have actively participated in prior book discussions will be permitted to nominate books for the following month. If you have recently joined the group, please do participate in the current month's discussion so you qualify as a valid nominator.

✔️By entering a nomination you are agreeing to act as our Discussion Leader for the month-long Book Discussion for that book, if it wins.

Don't worry it is neither difficult nor time consuming. The moderators are here to help in the event that you need a hand. Please refrain from nominating a book if you are not prepared to lead the discussion.

✔️ Your nomination should be a Classic crime, mystery, or thriller. Classic as defined by this group is a book which is at least 50 years old (1969 or before).

✔️Your nomination should not have been read by the group in the past 24 months.

✔️You may only nominate the first book in a series.

The 2nd and subsequent books in a series may be nominated only after the group has read the prior books in that series.

✔️Post your nomination as a comment below.

DO NOT notify the moderators of your selection by way of a private message, if you do you run the risk of your nomination being excluded from the poll.

✔️To ensure your nomination is included in our poll correctly, do include the name of both the book and the author.You would be surprised at how many books have the same title. You are welcome to use the "add book/author" tool, which is located above the right upper corner of the comment window when you nominate your selection.

If you have any questions, you can leave a comment in this discussion or message Gem or Jenny directly.

The nomination period will close on Monday, (14 May 2020) at approximately 11.59 pm MST (UTC/GMT -7).

Polling will begin on Friday (15 May 2020)

Thank you and happy reading!


message 2: by Jenny (last edited May 16, 2020 12:16AM) (new)


message 3: by Jamie (new)

Jamie Zaccaria I nominate The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie.

The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie

Then maybe we can all watch the mini-series!


message 4: by Jenny (new)

Jenny (diggensjenny) Jamie wrote: "I nominate The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie.

The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie

Then maybe we can all watch the mini-series!"


Thank you, Jamie, for your nomination. I have added it to the running list.


message 5: by Gin (new)

Gin Tadvick (ginski) | 3 comments I agree - The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie


message 6: by Tom (new)

Tom | 922 comments I like that nomination. But just so it's not a one-horse race (...and believe it not, that pun was not intentional), I will nominate The Moving Toyshop by Edmund Crispin


message 7: by ˜”*°•.˜”*°• Sheri •°*”˜.•°*”˜, Moderator (last edited May 14, 2020 09:23PM) (new)

˜”*°•.˜”*°• Sheri  •°*”˜.•°*”˜ | 2140 comments Mod
The A.B.C. Murders (Hercule Poirot, #13) by Agatha Christie


message 8: by Jenny (new)

Jenny (diggensjenny) Tom wrote: "I like that nomination. But just so it's not a one-horse race (...and believe it not, that pun was not intentional), I will nominate The Moving Toyshop by Edmund Crispin"

Tom, thank you for your nomination. However, Moving Toyshop is book three in a series and GMT rules you can only nominate book 1. Tom if it is OK with you I like to nominate

The Case of the Gilded Fly (Gervase Fen, #1) by Edmund Crispin
The Case of the Gilded Fly by Edmund Crispin


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