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OFFICIAL POLL: Vote on our January - March 2023 NON-FICTION book!

Collaborate in choosing our next NON-FICTION book for group discussion within this forum. A minimum of 5 posts is necessary to participate here!

What NON-FICTION book should we read and discuss in January - March 2023?

Book 1: Tiny Blunders/Big Disasters - Jared Knott
3

27%
Book 2: Invisible Child - Andrea Elliott
0

No votes
Book 3: How the World Really Works - Vaclav Smil
5

45%
Book 4: American Prometheus - Kai Bird & Martin J. Sherwin
2

18%
Book 5: Ikigai - Héctor García & Francesc Miralles
1

9%
 
Total votes: 11
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Re: OFFICIAL POLL: Vote on our January - March 2023 NON-FICTION book!

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Jim Watters pointed out to me that I didn't set this poll up to allow voters to change their votes. I've fixed this problem, so now you guys can change your votes at any time up until the poll ends. Thanks, Jim!
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LevV, I too have read and enjoyed Carl Zimmer's, "Evolution: The Triumph of an Idea." It's definitely the best book on evolution I've read.
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I'm closing this poll right now, and How the World Really Works: The Science Behind How We Got Here and Where We're Going will be our new non-fiction book. :-)
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