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2022 Monthly Group Reads > November Challenge--I finished!

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message 1: by L Y N N (new)

L Y N N (book_music_lvr) | 4992 comments Mod
This discussion thread is to mark your completion of the November challenge to fulfill a prompt To Be Decided by YOU!
A poll will decide which of the following five prompts will be selected for the November Monthly Group Read:
27. A Hugo Award winner
(Voting for the The Hugos in 2021 ended in November, winners were announced in December)
-OR-
24. A book you can read in one sitting
(Novellas in November is a thing! #NOVNOV)
Cohosted by two bloggers in 2022:
746 Books--https://746books.com/2020/10/19/annou...
Bookish Beck--https://bookishbeck.wordpress.com/202...)
-OR-
9. A book about a "found family"
(Family gatherings for holidays/holiday season)
-OR-
34. A book set in Victorian times
(Just because...)
-OR-
30. A book with the name of a board game in the title
(Also...just because)

Please include the following:

Title:
Author:
Would you recommend this book?


message 2: by Erica (new)

Erica | 1295 comments #9 Found Family
Title:
Badger to the Bone
Author: Shelly Laurenston
Recommend? Probably not. This series was entertaining for its constant ridiculous family shenanigans and pacing. I took the prompt literal when using this book too.


message 3: by Britany (new)

Britany | 1780 comments #9 Found Family
Title: Watership Down
Author: Richard Adams
Recommend: YES, I can't believe I haven't read this sooner. I still think of the burrows on my walks through the neighborhood.


message 4: by Heather L (new)

Heather L  (wordtrix) | 780 comments Lynn — Shouldn’t the header above be edited to reflect the November prompt that won of “found family”?


message 5: by Sherri (new)

Sherri Harris | 783 comments #9 Found Family
Title: Come Rain or Come Shine (Mitford Years, #13)
Author: Jan Koran
Would you recommend this book? I do but it is #13 in the series. I have read this series forever.


message 6: by Lilith (new)

Lilith (lilithp) | 1126 comments Title: Tenderness: A Kink & Showtunes story
Author: Xan West
Would you recommend this book? Yes, especially if you are open to books about queer autistic characters who are involved in the BDSM community. Their stories feel so real, and the books are like a warm hug from a best friend.


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