Around the Year in 52 Books discussion

Robin H-R wrote: "NancyJ wrote: "Regarding the fashion and clothing related posts….
Lists or favorite titles would help me a lot. I might have books on my tbr that work but I didn’t know it. As long as fashion isn’t..."

Thanks Robin, I didn’t spot any for me but I added a couple to the listopia

Charlsa wrote: "Charlsa wrote: "Robin P wrote: "Ellie wrote: "Tracy wrote: "I also upvoted the Western prompt, which surprised me..."

I wouldn't mind revisiting western, as I have a few books I got for last time ..."

I really liked her too. And Amy Harmon - I have the The Outlaw Noble Salt and another one about a frontier woman.

Deborah wrote: "NancyJ wrote: "Initial thoughts

#6, #7, and #10 are variations of our traditional prompts, so they are likely to get in eventually. I will upvote them unless I run out of votes.

#2 is also an UP..."

That’s a good point. I will choose a new to me Asian author.

For voting-Ok I couldn’t copy my url - so u put my full name and a good description of the pix. Is that ok?

I have been so busy so I hardly noted the voting process for 2026 has started. But here I am first day in vacation throwing my votes in last minute

Mary wrote: "For voting-Ok I couldn’t copy my url - so u put my full name and a good description of the pix. Is that ok?"

Yes that's fine! Our main goal with the url is to make duplicate votes easy to spot. The url is the most straightforward way to do that in such a large group.

For Westerns, you might consider Charlaine Harris's Gunnie Rose series.

Thank you! If I can’t use the URL (technology issues) then I will try to always use the same description so you know it’s me

John wrote: "For Westerns, you might consider Charlaine Harris's Gunnie Rose series."

Thanks for the tip. I've only read one of the Sookie Stackhouse books. This series looks good. I may use the first book if that prompt makes it to the challenge.

Emily wrote: "THOUGHTS AND IDEAS FROM THE SUGGESTIONS THREAD

1. A book based on or related to a "legend"
Fiction or non-fiction

Examples:
Classic Legends: Robin Hood, King Arthur
"Urban" Legends: Big Foot, D.B..."

Below are the links for the individual books listed on suggestion 15.

A book set primarily underground.

Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth : Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth

The battle of the Labyrinth: The Battle of the Labyrinth

The Stars Are Legion: The Stars Are Legion

Watership Down: Watership Down

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and other Classic Novels

Neverwhere: Neverwhere

The City of Ember: The City of Ember

Tunnels: Tunnels

Gregor The Overlander: Gregor the Overlander

Lying Beneath: Lying Beneath

Wool: Wool Omnibus

Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, The Return of the King

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland / Through the Looking-Glass

At The Earth's Core: At the Earth's Core

The End of the Tunnel: The End of the Tunnel

Goodreads Lists:

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/2...

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/8...

John wrote: "For Westerns, you might consider Charlaine Harris's Gunnie Rose series."

Charlsa wrote: "John wrote: "For Westerns, you might consider Charlaine Harris's Gunnie Rose series."

Thanks for the tip. I've only read one of the Sookie Stackhouse books. This series looks good. I may use the f..."

Oh, that was a really good idea! I didn't like that suggestion because I'm not interested in reading traditional westerns with cowboys but if Sookie Stackhouse (which I didn't even know existed as books) then I wouldn't mind at all. Thank you

GailW wrote: "Had 8 upvotes for this one, including the letter "z" in the title or author's name. I have over 100 choices for this one, just based on the author's name, that are in my library in one format or an..."

That was a great list of yours!

Nike wrote: "That was a great list of yours!.."

Thanks!

Results are in! https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Do we know what time the suggestion round starts today?

Nike wrote: "Oh, that was a really good idea! I didn't like that suggestion because I'm not interested in reading traditional westerns with cowboys but if Sookie Stackhouse (which I didn't even know existed as books) then I wouldn't mind at all. Thank you."

Gunnie Rose is a different series than Sookie Stackhouse, but it is written by the same author. It's sort of a western. ;)

Misty wrote: "Nike wrote: "Oh, that was a really good idea! I didn't like that suggestion because I'm not interested in reading traditional westerns with cowboys but if Sookie Stackhouse (which I didn't even kno..."

Got it! 🙂