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Time to Vote for a Book to Read in June

by Karen Lynch

Not sure “Why I Wore Lipstick” was a popular choice for the May book club selection (no comments).

So … I’m putting the June book club selection choice to a vote. Remember, whatever the majority chooses, we read.

On the last Wednesday of the month I’ll post my review; if you email me, I’ll post yours … OR you can just add your two cents in a comment and we’ll let the discussion prevail!


Posted in Breast Cancer Book Club, General, Polls on May 31st, 2007

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One Response to “Time to Vote for a Book to Read in June”

  1. Kat Says:
    May 31st, 2007 at 10:53 am

    *sigh* I wish I had time to sit and read a book…however, I do enjoy reading your blogs and learning more about you.

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