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Please use the reply and type in the name of the book and author (some books have the same name). Please only vote once per month. If you wish to change your vote edit your post before the last day of the month. Thank you all for voting....it is your civic duty :))
The votes will be counted at the end of this month and we will dive right into the winner on the 1st of July.
Begin voting :)
Lucifer's Hammer - by Larry Niven Its a story about an Asteroid headed toward earth.
Foundation by Isaac Asimov. It's a pretty amazing story, the whole trilogy in fact. If you haven't read it, you're missing out on one of the greatest science fiction stories ever written, in my opinion. It's a very thought provoking story, and it keeps you guessing and reading until the very end. You never see the conclusion coming.
Redemption of Althalus - by David Eddings
Foundation by Isaac Asimov I haven't read it but would like to. After reading some reviews realized I really want to check this book out.
only 4 votes so far. don't be shy all you readers :)
Oooh, that's a good one Marra. But I stick with my vote. Maybe for August?
Well, my current June reading is "Jackdaws" by Ken Follett. My husband already read it and I'm finding it quite entertaining. I've found some good humor in this book, too, mixed in with everything else. I think the team of woman put together for this WWII mission are probably crazier combo than any table top game grouping of characters. ::chuckles::
Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson Book one of a fantasy trilogy (followed by The Well of Ascension and The Hero of Ages).
Sorry I hadn't replied sooner, been busy, but my vote will be for Redemption of Althalus rather than adding in another book to the mix ;)
The voting so far is
1 vote for Lucifer's Hammer by Larry Niven
2 votes for Foundation by Isaac Asimov
2 votes for Redemption of Althalus by David Eddings
1 vote for Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson
Keep on voting...you have until midnight of the 30th to vote for the July book!!!
@ Briseadh -- Was that a vote for Jackdaws or were you just saying that is what you are reading???
Voting closes today. My vote will be cast as a tie breaker if there is still a tie at the close of voting.
Last chance to vote for July book is today. vote now :)
My vote would be,
Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
- It's a non-fiction story written by one of the survivors of the Mt. Everest climbing disaster back in the 90's. It's a really well-written and honest account of tragedy and survival under extremely harsh and debilitating conditions... probably my favorite non-fiction book and it's relatively unknown.
voting is closed.
Results are:
3 votes for Redemption of Althalus by David Eddings
2 votes for Foundation by Isaac Asimov
1 vote for Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson
1 vote for Lucifer's Hammer by Larry Niven
1 vote for Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
The 3rd vote for Redemption was my vote because of the tie.
July Book is Redemption of Althalus by David Eddings.
Have a great read everybody.
Yay ^_^ Going to re-read this with excitement!
never read it before but i will load it up on my kindle today.
i shall look for it and read it after i finish neverwhere (yes i am that lazy) :D
Ok...so i had to travel to Asia tuis past week (in Anchorage Alaska now) and I finished this book.
Decent book. I liked how it switched to more of a sci-fi book As I wasnt expecting it. Not scifi i the traditional sense but only in that many of the concepts are scifi centric. enjoyed. Thanks.
