March Book Nominations

[Scheherazade]

Please post your nominations for March reading here till the end of January.

[Taliesin]

We nominate "Cats cradle" by Vonnegut

[papayahed]

The Thin Man - Dashell Hammet

[mono]

The Thin Man - Dashell Hammet

This seems a good nomination. If not The Thin Man, I would like to recommend A Room With A View by E.M. Forster.

[nothingman87]

How about In Cold Blood by Truman Capote?

[Jay]

Orlando by Virginia Woolf?

[Bongitybongbong]

How about The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton

[Jay]

Temted with (by??) Little Women.. actually more than Orlando

[odin2]

I would like to nominate 'The Underground City' by Jules Verne

[Stanislaw]

Breakfast of Champions - Kurt Vonegate(sp.) Jr.

[mono]

Wow, you have quite a few works to consider, Scher. I would feel content with reading any of the above, especially Orlando by Virginia Woolf, A Room with a View by E.M. Forster (my suggestion), The Thin Man by Dashell Hammet, Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy, The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton, or The Underground City by Jules Verne.

[Stanislaw]

Well, who doesn't like breakfast??? :D

aside (my home town, er city's nickname thing is "city of champions",, and we are a capital city believ it er not!)

[Jack_Aubrey]

Atonement By: Ian Mcewan

[odin2]

I would gladly read 'Atonement' by Ian Mcewan

[Jack_Aubrey]

I would gladly read 'Atonement' by Ian Mcewan

YES! I have a supporter. :banana: :cool:

[Scheherazade]

The maximum number of options we can include in a poll on this site is 10 therefore we will have to limit the number of nominations. Since there have been already 10 nominations for March, this thread is closed for further nominations. You can vote for the book you would like to read here (http://www.online-literature.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3757).