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message 1: by Nancy (last edited Jul 12, 2021 04:23PM) (new)

Nancy (paper_addict) Sorry! I am still not used to going back to monthly book club reads and so I am very late posting nominations for August. I’m trying!

So….post your nominations for August!

No self nominations.

Here is a link to books already read by the group:

https://www.goodreads.com/group/books....


message 2: by Nancy (new)

Nancy (paper_addict) On the GR newsletter, there is a post about 60 scifi and fantasy books by genre.

https://www.goodreads.com/blog/show/2129

There are six time travel books under Timey Wimey Tales. I think two books the group has read but four of them we haven’t. Not sure if any of these would be of interest to include on the poll:

This Is How You Lose the Time War
The Vanished Birds
One Day All This Will Be Yours
Now, Then, and Everywhen


message 3: by Tej (new)

Tej (theycallmemrglass) | 1731 comments Mod
The book by Rysa Walker, "Now, Then, and Everywhen" is a prequel to a series of books "Chronos series" of which we read the first book "TimeBound" in a past group read a few years ago. But according to some folks, it helps to have read the older Chronos series that this is a prequel of due to "reverse revelations" of older characters' past lives. Just thought I point that out!


message 4: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl (cherylllr) I have been meaning to read the (short) This Is How You Lose the Time War so I'll nominate it.

Thank you, Tej, for the note about NTaE.


message 5: by Irinel (new)

Irinel Finco (myhoney) | 20 comments I'll nominate again A shortcut in time by Charles Dickinson. Maybe it will win this time.


message 6: by Nancy (new)

Nancy (paper_addict) I created a poll since it is getting close to the end of the month. I added two books from GR’s Timey Wimey Tales post. I did not include the origin story (Now, Then, and Everywhen) since the group already read a book from that universe.

https://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/2...

Happy voting!


message 7: by Jeff (new)

Jeff Rosen | 104 comments Nancy wrote: "Sorry! I am still not used to going back to monthly book club reads and so I am very late posting nominations for August. I’m trying!

So….post your nominations for August!

No self nominations.

H..."
I love A Shortcut in Time, but too many major plot holes


message 8: by Roger (new)

Roger Ley Hello, I am a new member and the author of 'Chronoscape'. I would like to nominate 'The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August' by Catherine Webb for the monthly book club


message 9: by Roger (new)

Roger Ley Not just because the nominations are for August. It's a very good book.


message 10: by Samantha (new)

Samantha Glasser | 275 comments Mod
We read that in 2014.


message 11: by Roger (new)

Roger Ley Sorry, I just found the list of books you've already read.


message 12: by Gina_harrison (new)

Gina_harrison | 1 comments Just finished the 2 Nick jones books, revised from some earlier editions/formats. And Then She Vanished is now Book 1 in the Series. I liked it and it treats some typical issues a bit differently. Ray Porter reads audiobook, so Jones automatically gets brownie points there. Group might enjoy.


message 13: by Lizz (new)

Lizz Taylor | 218 comments Because I will forget by the time September's suggestions come around can I add this to a future suggestion (it was just released 7/30/21): The Timepiece and the Girl Who Went Astray: A thrilling new time travel adventure
O.R. Simmonds? I just read a blurb about it and it sounded interesting. " A lovable everyman leads a page-turning, decade-vaulting jaunt through London’s past and present... Witty dialogue bring a lightness to the story that will appeal to readers who don’t ordinarily read heady time-travel fiction." Publisher's Weekly/Booklife


message 14: by Nancy (new)

Nancy (paper_addict) Lizz wrote: "Because I will forget by the time September's suggestions come around can I add this to a future suggestion (it was just released 7/30/21): The Timepiece and the Girl Who Went Astray: A thrilling n..."

Maybe I should get the September thread up before I forget!


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