April 2010

Looks like this month's books are Middlemarch by George Elliot and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.

Happy reading!

April Poll is up

Alright, the April poll has been started. Head on over to the Goodreads group to vote on the poll.
The contenders for next month are:
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Middlemarch by George Elliot
A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare
Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie

Book Suggestions Thread

I have decided to open up a year-round book suggestions thread, rather than a monthly one. It'll probably make things easier.
So, if you have any classics that you would like to read in an upcoming month, post a reply here! And if you don't have a Goodreads account, you can post book suggestions on the Facebook page, or here if you want.

March Books

Ok, we now have our two books for the month picked out! Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy and Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. You can now choose one, or both, and start reading. I'll start up some discussion topics in the Goodreads group shortly.

March Poll Issue...

We had a little problem with the poll. There was a tie between Little Women and Beowulf for the second book, so please, go take the tiebreaker poll.

One book was selected though, and that was Anna Karenina! So if you plan on reading that book this month, feel free to start now!

March Books Voting

Time to vote! The poll is on Goodreads this month, as most (okay, ALL) of our members are on there. So please, within the next two days go and vote on which books we should read in March.
I only got one suggestion from someone, so I had to pick three other books. Which I have no problem with, I just want to make sure we read books that everyone wants to read.

Take the poll here.

March Book Suggestions

Now that it is the last week of February, I think it is time to ask you guys for suggestions for next month's books! If you have a classic that you think we should read next month, just post a comment with it! You can list up to two. Then on Friday I will create a poll with some or all of them, depending how many you all list.
So post your suggestions here, or on the Goodreads group forum!