Which Genre for November?

For November 2015, we will be reading a Historical Fiction novel.
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What genre do you want to read next?

Poll ended at 14 Oct 2015, 11:09

Historical Fiction
7
29%
Realistic Fiction
0
No votes
Fantasy
4
17%
Science Fiction
0
No votes
Romance
3
13%
Humorous Fiction/Non-Fiction
1
4%
Poetry
0
No votes
Narrative Non-Fiction (information fiction that reads like fiction. ex. John Addams by David McCullough)
0
No votes
Graphic Novel/Manga
2
8%
Book that Was Made Into a Movie
1
4%
Children's Picture Book
1
4%
Award Winner
0
No votes
Adventure
1
4%
Mystery/Suspense
2
8%
Action/Thriller
0
No votes
Drama/Play
0
No votes
Fairy Tale or Fairy Tale Retold
2
8%
 
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Vote on your choice of genre for next month. Don't see the genre you want to read? Put your choice in the comments field.
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I voted. 8)
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awesome :)
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I voted, but may I suggest having the ability to change our votes?
I know that if I voted on one early, but it got so few votes to be out of the running, and maybe there was a tie between two others...I'd like the ability to change my vote :D
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Cake and eat it too, huh? ;) :P
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Graverobber wrote:I voted, but may I suggest having the ability to change our votes?
I know that if I voted on one early, but it got so few votes to be out of the running, and maybe there was a tie between two others...I'd like the ability to change my vote :D
I agree. I don't see why it has to be so final. We could change this for you if you like? :)

-- 24 Sep 2015, 02:27 --

Also, are the same genres going to appear all of the time? If so, that might get a little repetitive. People are slaves to habit :)
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I just noticed the option "book that was made into a movie"...
Now all I can think about is Winter's Tale :lol:
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Graverobber wrote:I voted, but may I suggest having the ability to change our votes?
I know that if I voted on one early, but it got so few votes to be out of the running, and maybe there was a tie between two others...I'd like the ability to change my vote :D

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Graverobber wrote:I just noticed the option "book that was made into a movie"...
Now all I can think about is Winter's Tale :lol:
Changing your vote already, eh? :P :lol:
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rssllue wrote:
Graverobber wrote:I just noticed the option "book that was made into a movie"...
Now all I can think about is Winter's Tale :lol:
Changing your vote already, eh? :P :lol:
Nope :lol:
Not yet :wink:
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:lol:
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll change that for next month. For this time if you change your mind, how about we comment here something like "can I please change my vote from historical fiction to book made into movie." You won't even have to explain, I'll just make a note of it :) And, if we have a tie, I'll post a second poll :)
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Okie dokie, then. I'd like to change my vote to Mystery :mrgreen:
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kio wrote:Thanks for the suggestion. I'll change that for next month. For this time if you change your mind, how about we comment here something like "can I please change my vote from historical fiction to book made into movie." You won't even have to explain, I'll just make a note of it :) And, if we have a tie, I'll post a second poll :)
I can change it for you for this month, if you want to. :wink:
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gali wrote:
kio wrote:Thanks for the suggestion. I'll change that for next month. For this time if you change your mind, how about we comment here something like "can I please change my vote from historical fiction to book made into movie." You won't even have to explain, I'll just make a note of it :) And, if we have a tie, I'll post a second poll :)
I can change it for you for this month, if you want to. :wink:
I already offered :D
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