What to read for July 2020?
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Heidi M Simone
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What to read for July 2020?
It's time to vote for next month's genre! What genre do you think we should focus on July?
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gali
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I voted for Action/Adventure, and it is our next read. 
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Heidi M Simone
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Nice! Thank you
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I did not vote this time - but I am pleased to see action and adventure won.
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