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Carrie wrote: "Since June can be a woman's name - I nominate a book with a woman's name in the title."Seconded
The Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson between June 11 and June 28 1776. (It was officially adopted by the Continental Congress as most of you know on July 4, 1776. ). Read a book published in June of any year. If published between June 11 and June 28 you win a large chocolate sundae paid for by yourself. Isn’t independence fun?
Catsalive wrote: "World Oceans Day is 8 June, how about a book with a body of water on the cover."Can I second this one?
since june is pride month, what about about books with rainbows on them or books about gay or lesbians ( not to be rude as i am lesbian myself )
Carrie wrote: "Since June can be a woman's name - I nominate a book with a woman's name in the title."Thirded
Gabby wrote: "Can I second read a book published in June of any year please :)"I will third this one :-)

Read a book published in June of any year. I'll let you decide whether to use the
original publication date or the month your version of the book was published.














Post one (1) nomination below for April's 'TBR Reading by Committee' challenge.
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Nominations
read a book based on real historical events - fourthed
read book with a beach scene on the cover or set on a beach - seconded
read a book with a woman's name in the title - thirded
read an autobiography or memoir
read a book published in June of any year - fifthed
read a book with a body of water on the cover - seconded
read books with a rainbow on the cover or about gay or lesbians - seconded
previous month's winners:
January - a new (to you) author
February - author's first, middle, or last initial found in FEBRUARY
March - title that starts with a letter in ST. PATRICK
April - nature/water on the cover or climate fiction
May - 150 pages or less