Lush Library discussion

New Rules
Everyone nominates (only) 3 books (at least one of which needs to be a classic and at least one should be recent and have been published in the last 5 years) every book you choose gets one point. So the books that have the most nominations will go to poll.

Don't forget you have until the 7th to change your vote if you want to. The polls will start on the 8th and end on the 15th. You do not have to nominate three books, one or two is fine. If you want to write a small amount about your choices that's fine too. It's all up to you :)

Sorry it's a day late - been a bit busy:)

1. Dolores Claiborne -- Stephen King


2. The Phantom of the Opera -- Gaston LeRoux


3. Gillespie and I -- Jane Harris

1.
I LOVE Graham Joyce's books, and this one comes out this month actually. It sounds like a fab storyline and has great reviews from those that have read the proof copies.

2. I hope to get round to reading this soon.

3.

Cloud Atlas

- Orange longlisted I bought the hardback when Sophia recommended it so highly - it has been sitting next to my bed glaring (not winking it's way too heavy, literally and metaphorically, for that) at me

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

There's a new Joanne Harris book out I'd quite like to read - there's no link available on here but it's called Peaches for Monsieur Le Cure.

That's the only one I can think of at the moment, although I still have
waiting to be read

I would like to nominate finders keepers by Belinda Bauer - it is her third book set in Exmoor (cant get the link up sorry) it came out this year and I have read the previous two so would give me an excuse to spend money on a new book :)

Katrina wrote: "I would like to nominate finders keepers by Belinda Bauer - it is her third book set in Exmoor (cant get the link up sorry) it came out this year and I have read the previous two so would give me a..."

;)

Thanks kirsty

I know I've already read it, but I want to spread the joy ;-)

I'm on something of a WW1 kick lately and this looks really good.

Something a bit controversial that should get the discussion flowing.

I hope I'm not too late

once again wuthering heights

got it for my birthday

I've been wanting to re-read this for a while