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Monday, November 5, 2012

Monday Discussion: Election Reading

Well, tomorrow is the big decision day.  Here at the BPL, I will be unveiling our antidote to the tense election season tomorrow and running it all week-- the Author Death Brackets. By the way, I am hoping the election is decided before my 5 post series ends.

Today though let's take a more traditional look at Presidential reads. Intern Bill made us this great list of Presidential fiction available at the BPL.
But this year, I am too nervous and tense to go with a realistic read.  I think I need some humor to lighten the mood.  My pick is Taft 2012.  Click here for the post I did back in January previewing this novel's release; it includes a book trailer video.

What about you?  For today's Monday Discussion, let me know what book you would suggest for election night reading.

For past Monday Discussions, click here.

2 comments:

  1. John, Librarian At DawnNovember 5, 2012 at 2:28 PM

    The Anarchist: A Novel by John Smolens. Relieves tension for sure.

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  2. Mike BPL REF

    As a huge fan of presidential
    non-fiction, I have to recommend
    Ron Chernow's Washington: A Life
    and Edmund Morris' three volume
    work on Theodore Roosevelt. As
    for fiction Fletcher Knebel's
    Night of Camp David is very good.
    Tells the story of a Vice-
    President who concludes that
    the President is becoming
    mentally unstable. May add to
    "Election tension' more than
    relieve it, but a good read.

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