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I adore classics - whether contemporary ones or as far back as Homer. It can mean genre fiction classics as well - there are certainly many books considered classics within their genres.
Nature is for me too similar to January's science . It also was used for Idaho in Poll Tally all of 2020. It is too soon to revisit it.
North America is broad - much more diverse than initially appears - encompasses Canada, US, Mexico, Guatamala, etc. so diversity still present as you can read authors from any of those countries, or books set in any of those countries, or about any aspect of those countries, or even immigration and diaspora stories where settled in one of those countries.
Will be interesting how it all shakes out.


Threw all 10 points to classics, as I know I'll be reading at least 2 in March anyway.









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Mathew, are you a real person? None of us should click a link like that, it looks suspicious to me! Sorry if I am overreacting.

Pretty sure he is phishing.


I have plenty to read for all three. I'm still not sure how I'm going to vote.

I did finish my science book for January this weekend though 😂

I did finish my science book for January this weekend though 😂"
Good for you, Nicole! At least you read one!
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Here are the lists of books for each tag:
classics: https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/...
nature: https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/...
North America: https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/...
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