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⌈ Secret Post #2867 ⌋

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Book club: December recs!

[diet_poison]

Oooops, I hope I'm not the only one who forgot secrets go up really early on Saturdays. :x

Here's the document with the (short and easy to read!!!) rules for reccing along with the books that are ineligible. I'll update the list with the recs for December as they come in! I'd like to put the poll up on Wednesday if possible!

I'm sorry for taking so long to put this up. RL has been really distracting lately.

We are currently reading Dragon Princess by S. Andrew Swann for November! Discussion date TBA.

Re: Book club: December recs!

[(Anonymous)]

We've had a lot of SFF recently, so how about something different.
We had a thread recently on the James Herriot tv series over on the secrets page, so lets read one of the books. If you are unaware, it is the memoirs of a rural veterinarian in the UK before WW2. Packed full of character and real life British eccentrics. Its almost guaranteed to give you the warm fuzzies.
James Herriot: All Creatures Great and Small
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0312330855/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_WZ2xub0BJJWV5
Its a freely available book, been in print for a long time, every library should be able to get a copy.