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The results from Bracket #91 are:
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll, 38%
And Then There Were None, by Agatha Christie, 62%
Today is Bracket #92 (of 99) between the previously-victorious titles above.
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LibrarianRyan I know what‘s going to win, but come on, the Great American Read should not be a British book. 6y
JaclynW @LibrarianRyan Good point! 6y
Amandajoy @LibrarianRyan that was my confusion with the whole thing. Why were there so many British novels? Don‘t get me wrong, I love a good British novel, but I think we missed the point. Or at least I did. 6y
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DGRachel @LibrarianRyan You are the first person I‘ve seen that agrees with me. I love novels written by international authors, but I feel the Great American Read should be written by an American. It‘s in the title! It doesn‘t have to be one of the DWM, but I do think it should be an American. 🤷🏻♀️ 6y
LibrarianRyan @DGRachel 🤓👍🏻. I love the show and everything. And it might be interesting to see if PBS does a spin off that just covers certain things. Plus think off all they great books they missed because of all the non American classics on the list. 6y
rwmg @LibrarianRyan @Amandajoy @DGRachel I wondered that at first and then decided it's the Great American READ not the Great American WRITE so it's books Americans enjoy reading, wherever they come from 6y
Amandajoy @rwmg I didn‘t think about it from that perspective. 6y
Peddler410 @rwmg I totally agree. 6y
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