Here’s the final round. Pick one of the four and we’ll read it the first week in May!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FinalRoundMay
Let’s read together.
Pick your top choices from this list. The book with the most votes will be our shared read. We’ll discuss it the first week in May!
Here’s the link to the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GoodTimeBookClub
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I cast my votes! I hope it isn’t cheating that I’ve read one of my two picks before and would love to discuss it as a group. 😉
Yikes. Three books are exactly tied. If you haven’t voted, please do!
Now a different three books are tied. LOL
Maybe put up all the books involved in the two ties and try again? LOL!
Great idea. Done!
Yay! One of my picks is on the list. I cast my vote this morning. *crosses fingers*