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Hello fellow Fairy Tale readers,


Nominations for our May 2023 Group Read are now open. To ensure your nomination will be included in our poll, please make sure it conforms to the following guidelines:

✔️ You may nominate two (2) books.

✔️By entering a nomination you are agreeing to act as our Discussion Leader for the month-long Group Read should your nomination win.

Don't worry it is neither difficult nor time-consuming. The moderators are here to help if you need assistance. Please refrain from nominating a book if you are not prepared to lead the discussion.

✔️ Your nomination can be any book that fits with the theme of the group:
Fairy & Folk Tales, Fables, Retellings & Fractured Fairy Tales, Mythology, High/Epic/Portal Fantasy, Low/Urban Fantasy, and Original Tales.

✔️Post your nomination(s) as a comment below.

✔️To ensure your nomination is included in our poll correctly, do include the name of both the book and the author. You would be surprised at how many books have the same title. You are welcome to use the "add book/author" tool, which is located above the right upper corner of the comment window when making your nomination.

If you have any questions, you can leave a comment in this discussion or message Gem directly.

The nomination period will close on Sunday, April 2 at approximately 7:30 pm PDT (UTC/GMT -7).

Polling will begin on Wednesday, April 5.

Thank you and happy reading!


Running List/verified

This one has been on my TBR list forever:
Heartless by Marissa Meyer

Gem wrote: "This one has been on my TBR list forever:
Heartless by Marissa Meyer"

Sounds interesting and we haven't done anything with Alice in Wonderland yet.

I adore retellings of Beauty and the Beast, so will add one option that I haven't read yet from my TBR list to each month.
Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast by Robin McKinley