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  1. 06-09-2003, 11:45 PM #101
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    I need to read Jane Eyre for AP English next year, also... It'll really get me prepared and all that. Anyway... here's a list of books that have been mentioned that are on my AP/Honors list:

    Jane Eyre
    Mrs. Dalloway

    So, both of these would help me a ton. I've got to write a synopsis and do an evaluation of the piece, too. So...
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    5 votes - Alice Sebold - "Lovely Bones"

    4 votes - Jonathan Coleman - "Exit the Rainmaker"

    3 votes - Barbara Kingsolver "The Poisonwood Bible"

    2 votes - John Irving - "A Prayer for Owen Meany"

    1 vote - Russell Banks - "Rule of the Bone"
    1 vote - Anna Quindlen - "Black and Blue"
    1 vote - Jose Saramago - "Blindness"
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    I vote for The Poisonwood Bible!
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    I haven't read the Lovely Bones, and it sounds interesting, so I guess that would be my pick, too. But I'll go for any of the choices.

    I'd also be interested in Paulie's book for a future choice. It sounds really interesting.
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  5. 06-10-2003, 02:55 AM #105
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    Wow, I'm excited about the book club.

    I vote for The Lovely Bones and The Poisonwood Bible.

    I look forward to reading whatever book is decided upon and I also look forward to the future discussions.
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  6. 06-10-2003, 09:17 AM #106
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    Here's the list so far - You have until noon today to vote...

    7 votes - Alice Sebold - "Lovely Bones"

    4 votes - Jonathan Coleman - "Exit the Rainmaker"
    4 votes - Barbara Kingsolver "The Poisonwood Bible"

    2 votes - John Irving - "A Prayer for Owen Meany"

    1 vote - Russell Banks - "Rule of the Bone"
    1 vote - Anna Quindlen - "Black and Blue"
    1 vote - Jose Saramago - "Blindness"
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    I'd like to participate too...

    My vote is for "The Lovely Bones"
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    Its a front runner...
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    Here's the list so far - You have until noon today to vote...
    This isn't even a close one...

    8 votes - Alice Sebold - "Lovely Bones"

    4 votes - Jonathan Coleman - "Exit the Rainmaker"
    4 votes - Barbara Kingsolver "The Poisonwood Bible"

    2 votes - John Irving - "A Prayer for Owen Meany"

    1 vote - Russell Banks - "Rule of the Bone"
    1 vote - Anna Quindlen - "Black and Blue"
    1 vote - Jose Saramago - "Blindness"
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