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grimfandango
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I've already read Birdsong and it's a fab book ()^

Would chose the Anne Bronte one out of the remaining 3
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I'm picking the Bronte, mostly because I'm lazy and its available as an ebook. You can find it online rightly here. Happy Reading!
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I would vote for the Bronte also.

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CC - Choosing
Babybelle - Not chosen yet
Ellie - The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall
grimfandango - The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall
HC - Forget You Had A Daughter
MrsMinxington - The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall
Pikeylass - Birdsong
Realitytvfan - Not chosen yet

With two left to choose The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall is the clear leader. As Grim has already read Birdsong we should discount that and let Pikey have another vote ()^
I'll pm RTVF and Babybelle now. If nothing is posting by tomorrow and the lead changes the book for september will be The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall

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mine would also be the tenant of Wildfell Hall as well
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Thanks RTVF ()^

Well that make it official {@}

Should make a new thread for it and the next book for october can be decided in here ()^

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That's cool, I've already read Birdsong and I don't mind going along with everyone else.
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cheekiechickie wrote:

Should make a new thread for it and the next book for october can be decided in here ()^


I think it may be ellies turn to choose for October. Perhaps if we start thinking about what we want to read, it will give us time to get hold of a copy.

HC: seemingly retentive when it comes to organising her reading {@}
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Right I will get my thinking cap on then HC. I have an idea of one book so far but will need to think of another in case lots of people have read it.

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Hey, is it too late to join this club? I'm an avid reader, and buy books like they're going out of fashion!
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Welcome ruth of course you can join. The more the merrier. We are reading The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte this month and will chat about it when we have all finished.

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Thanks! I'll try and get hold of a copy, if not I'll join in with the next book if that's okay?
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Its online, theres a link in this thread and in the thread about the book itself. Hope that helps, and welcome on behalf of another relative noob!

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Thanks!
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Welcome to the group Ruth ()^

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