Play Book Tag discussion

This month's tag is:

classics

Please review any book you read for the tag as a separate topic filed under the March 2022:Classics folder. Be sure to include how many stars you'd give it (1 to 5 stars, 5 being best).

Need an example of a review? Here's one.

Need ideas on what to read? Want to share your recommendations for can't-miss books? Check out our discussion of possible "classics" reads.

We encourage you to add your reads to our group shelf. Please follow the shelving guidelines. Confer with LibraryCin if you have any questions. The shelf we are using this month is classics.

If you post a review that fits the tag during the month of March you will be automatically entered into our raffle for a $20 gift certificate to Amazon.

In addition, you will receive 2 participation points for each review you contribute. These points accrue, and you may use them to cast additional votes for your favorite tag each month.

Please do not post your review as a reply to this post.

I apologize, I am new to this group. I noticed (WPF) before some titles, but I am not sure what it means? Thank you.
Andie

Andie wrote: "I apologize, I am new to this group. I noticed (WPF) before some titles, but I am not sure what it means? Thank you.
Andie"

Hi Andie! Please don't apologize. It's a good question. Every year, we have two big group activities, and one of them this year is called Who's PBT's Favorite (WPF is the acronym). Here's a description of what's going on with that:

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

So if a review is marked WPF, then one of our members is participating in this activity, and that review is for a book that is part of the activity.

You don't need to do anything or worry about marking your reviews in that way!!

how does one get to participate in WPF?