What to read for May 2022
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gali
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What to read for May 2022
Please choose a genre from the list that you would like to read in May and let's see what genre wins!
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kandscreeley
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My favorite genre is young adult (subgenre sci-fi).
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gali
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I like it too.
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Israel ola2007
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My favourite genre is adventure
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Marsha JJ
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- Latest Review: Tyler's Promised Gift by M. C. Abushar
I don't see Nonfiction on this list which is my favorite genre.
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gali
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That's because it was last month: March 2022 Genre Discussion.
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I go with general fiction because my brain seems to reject anything "heavier" these days.
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gali
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I opened the forum: May 2022 Genre Discussion.
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