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Beginning this month, all Christian fiction books are eligible to be nominated for the group read, except for Amish. There is another group read in this group for Amish books only.


Rules:

1. Nominations are open until the 14th of the month. Diane will let us know which book has "won" on the 15th.
2. Books must be Christian fiction, or "clean" fiction to be eligible for this read.
3. Books are chosen using Random.org to make it completely fair.
4. One nomination per person. If two people nominate the same book, each person's vote counts. So the book will feature twice in the list to give each vote an equal chance.
5. Book must be first in the series unless it can be read as a stand alone.
6. Book should not be one we have read before see list

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Nominations so far:

1. The Healer's Apprentice by Melanie Dickerson - Diane
2. Blue Columbine by Jennifer Rodewald - Sam
3. Scraps of Evidence by Barbara Cameron - Barbara Ann
4. Journey to the Well by Diana Wallis Taylor - Kate
5.Casting the First Stone by Lisa Hess - Melody
6. At Home in Persimmon Hollow by Gerri Bauer - Diamond
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I would like to nominate:

The Healer's Apprentice by Melanie Dickerson

Any nominations for this month?

I'd like to nominate

How about Scraps of Evidence by Barbara Cameron? It's one of the Quilts of Love series.

I'll nominate Journey to the Well.

I'll nominate Casting the First Stone by Lisa Hess.

I would like to nominate At Home in Persimmon Hollow by Gerri Bauer

Today is the last day for nominations! I will be picking September's group read tomorrow!

For September, we are reading:

#2 - Blue Columbine by Jennifer Rodewald

I have a question about the book chosen. Is this only available in Kindle format?

Kate wrote: "I have a question about the book chosen. Is this only available in Kindle format?"

No you can get a paperback copy through Amazon :)


or The Book Depository

Sam wrote: "Kate wrote: "I have a question about the book chosen. Is this only available in Kindle format?"

No you can get a paperback copy through Amazon :)
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Thanks for the info, Sam! :)

Kate wrote: "Thanks for the info, Sam! :) "

No problem, Kate :)

Thanks for answering that question Sam!

But for those of you that use Amazon Prime, this book can be borrowed! For more details about borrowing a book using Amazon Prime, read here: