Every one's Choice discussion

I know it's kinda early but I like to do it this way. One week we nominate. then the next we vote. and then you guys have at least a week or less to get the book(s).

I say we keep doing fun themes just to make it interesting. So for May either nominate a book with the word "May" in the title or within the name of the author or a type of flower in the title or on the cover.

So my nomination is by Alan Brennert

I too wanted to read Honolulu, but it is the second one in the series and I still need to read ...

Can we have more than one nomintation?

I Nominate (it doesn't have flowers on it, but it does have trees) or

Honolulu is not a continuation of Moloka'i but it is his second book so it is up to the reader I guess.

Yes you can nominate more than one but no more than two!

Trees can count I guess. THX Tracy!

Donna is right. Although Honolulu is Alan Brennert's second book, the stories are stand alone. BTW - They are both excellent books.

How about Peony in Love: A Novel by Lisa See

I hear great things about Lisa See

I LOVED Snow Flower and the Secret Fan and highly recommend it. I have this one and Shanghai Girls on my TBR.

I have both books on my shelf but I have yet to get to them!

We only have 4 books to vote on guys come and jump right in!

I nominate Sunflowers by Sheramy Bundrick.

Gosh the nominations are AWESOME! Just to get a May out there though...I nominate by Jennifer L. Holm. It's a Newbery Honor so it would be children's..... but it must be good if it is a Newbery Honor so....just to mix it up a little.

While we are on the subject of Lisa See how about
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YA Stacy!!

What about- What Dreams May Come by Richard Matheson

If it's not too late...

Don't know if I'm too late! Coming up with some suggestions is hard! Here's the few I thought of with "May" in the title...

The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott
What Dreams May Come
One Thousand White Women: The Journals of May Dodd

Tracy wrote: "I too wanted to read Honolulu, but it is the second one in the series and I still need to read ...

Can we have more than one nomintation?"

I second this!

Polls are open so go ahead and vote!

Thanks guys for all your nominations!

SO I am looking at the poll and see that Moloka'i is winning! It is a very good book. I read it for 2 of my book clubs.

Some of you have already read it too so for those who have read it would you want to read Honolulu??

OR should we read the runner up, which looks like Peony in Love???

OR-OR we could just deal with it and have the one book and we can read whatever we want???

Let me know your thought?

Since Moloka'u won and many of us had already read it I figured that we also read Honolulu!