The Lemon Fool

Everyone is welcome to vote whether you made nominations or not. Please state which book or two books you prefer. If you vote for more than two, only your first two votes will be counted. N.B. It is not compulsory to vote for your own nominations. Voting will close at midnight Saturday 7th January.

The choices are:

The Leopard by Tomasi Di Lampedusa

Our Man in Havana - Graham Greene

Wishful Drinking, by Carrie Fisher

The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers

Lolly Willows by Sylvia Townsend Warner

The Brief by Simon Michael

I was determined not be late arriving at this thread! We have such a good selection of books though that the decision is a difficult one. I will be happy to read any of them (and may well read them all eventually) but I'm going to vote for The Leopard and The Brief.

MM

My votes go to Wishful Drinking and The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet.

cavebat

Wouldn't it make more sense to post this as a poll? I think you would need to create a new thread to do that.

Not sure yet if I'll find the time to participate. If I do, I'll start to venture my own nominations

UncleEbenezer wrote:Wouldn't it make more sense to post this as a poll? I think you would need to create a new thread to do that.

Not sure yet if I'll find the time to participate. If I do, I'll start to venture my own nominations

I've had a look at the FAQ on how to create a poll but I don't seem to have the "poll creation" tab when I try to post a new topic. Does anyone else have it?

MistyMeena wrote:I've had a look at the FAQ on how to create a poll but I don't seem to have the "poll creation" tab when I try to post a new topic. Does anyone else have it?

Polls have not, as yet, been enabled on "Books and Reading" although they exist in some other Forumes here. If there is such a wish, I imagine reporting a post and requesting them might assist or drop a line to stooz or Clariman via their Profile.

However, although the Poll options permit them being set up to vote for more than one option they cannot cope with ascertaining the top two preferences only, in that the OP said "If you vote for more than two, only your first two votes will be counted.".

Polls should now be available in this forum

My vote is for The Brief by Simon Michael. Thank you.

I'm voting for:

The Brief - Simon Michael
Our Man in Havana - Graham Greene