Choose the March, April books

	1st choice	2nd choice
"Any Bitter Thing" by Monica Wood	Please indicate your first and second choices for the next two months of Read Around Maine. "Any Bitter Thing" by Monica Wood 1st choice	2nd choice
"Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy" by Gary Schmidt	"Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy" by Gary Schmidt 1st choice	2nd choice
"Hitty: Her First 100 Years" by Rachel Field	"Hitty: Her First 100 Years" by Rachel Field 1st choice	2nd choice
"The Secret Life of Lobsters" by Trevor Corson	"The Secret Life of Lobsters" by Trevor Corson 1st choice	2nd choice
"The Girl who Loved Tom Gordon" by Stephen King	"The Girl who Loved Tom Gordon" by Stephen King 1st choice	2nd choice
"The Cider House Rules" by John Irving	"The Cider House Rules" by John Irving 1st choice	2nd choice

2. We'd like to get your suggestions for future months. What book featured on the Literary Map of Maine should we discuss in May?

Or, is there a book not on the map that should be? Remember, the map focuses on books that are set in Maine, either in a real or fictional place.

We'd like to get your suggestions for future months. What book featured on the Literary Map of Maine should we discuss in May? Or, is there a book not on the map that should be? Remember, the map focuses on books that are set in Maine, either in a real or fictional place.

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1. Please indicate your first and second choices for the next two months of Read Around Maine.

2. We'd like to get your suggestions for future months. What book featured on the Literary Map of Maine should we discuss in May?

Or, is there a book not on the map that should be? Remember, the map focuses on books that are set in Maine, either in a real or fictional place.

1. Default Section

1. Please indicate your first and second choices for the next two months of Read Around Maine.

2. We'd like to get your suggestions for future months. What book featured on the Literary Map of Maine should we discuss in May?Or, is there a book not on the map that should be? Remember, the map focuses on books that are set in Maine, either in a real or fictional place.

2. We'd like to get your suggestions for future months. What book featured on the Literary Map of Maine should we discuss in May?

Or, is there a book not on the map that should be? Remember, the map focuses on books that are set in Maine, either in a real or fictional place.