Book Contest One Winner Selected Each Month!
We have thought and thought and talked and talked (and argued too!) about the best way to run a fair book contest on our site. One night recently,
Queenie D was reading a quick survey from a friend on FaceBook and was thrown into a complete tizzy over one simple question - "what is your favorite
book?"
That one question, so unassuming and innocent, can foster the greatest book club discussions known to readers. What you say now might not be the
same answer you give in ten years from now, maybe even in a month from now. We decided that the true million dollar question for all book lovers really
is "what is your favorite book?"
So this got Queenie D thinking. What kind of contest can reward one of our valuable visitors with a wonderful book club read each month?
Furthermore, what kind of contest can also allow those same visitors to leave a lasting impression of themselves at Book Club Queen?
The answer suddenly became simple - ask the million dollar question to all our visitors and randomly choose a winner from the contributors each month!
Below you will find the form you must fill out in order to participate in our monthly book contest. Please complete it exactly as it appears to be
sure your entry is correctly submitted.
You'll be asked to include your email. This will simply be so that if you are a winner you can be notified.
If you just wish to answer the million dollar question but do not want to put your name in the pool of visitors to be selected from each month, feel free
to do so. We'd still love to hear your response!
If you have questions or concerns, please contact us via the feedback form.
Good Luck!
The Million Dollar Question for Book Lovers
Your entry must include a thoughtful paragraph or two about why the book you've chosen is your favorite.
Readers Speak
Click below to see other answers to the million dollar question...
If Thine Eye Be Evil
    
I recently read If Thine Eye Be Evil, a book by Kathleen Yasas. It's a thriller, lots of terrific twists, I'm a devoted mystery/thriller fan and couldn'...
Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen
    
I fell in love with Mr. Darcy, at the age of thirteen. Pride & Prejudice had been my first true adventure into the politics of Regency Romance, with all ...
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest by Ken Kesey
    
Possibly the greatest book ever written, Kesey's, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," is a masterpiece.
The book indicates societies push for conformity ...
"Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott
    
Until the age of 9, I was an only child. When I would read "Little Women" the theme of the story that always touched me the most was the unwavering bond ...
Emily Bronte's - Wuthering Heights
    
Who doesn't love a great romance!? This book has it all, love, betrayal, suspense, it even has a ghost! I fell in love with this book when I first read ...
Outlander by Diana Gabaldon
    
Great intro to a series on a time-traveling English nurse and her 18th century Scottish man -- but it's not science fiction in the stricter sense of the ...
The Foundling by Cardinal Spellman
  
This book was written in the very early 50's and is no longer in print. I read it when I was in high school in the 60's. It made an impression on me ...
Prophecy of the Sisters by Michelle Zink
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It's wonderfully written (the BEST writing ever), the story line is intense and it is just ... awesome! :D
Broken for You by Stephanie Kallos
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I was amazed by the author's ability to create such interesting characters and to weave them all together so beautifully. What an amazing story of how ...
City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
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What makes this book especially good is that it combines action, romance and fantasy in such a great way you find yourself sucked into the "shadow hunter'...
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
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This book was given to me as a Christmas gift about five years ago. I read it in one sitting and the book still means a lot to me today. The story is told ...
Left Behind Series Tim LaHay and Jerry Jenkins
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What a great series. The books were so well written that I couldn't wait for a new one to come out. I got them on the first day every time. They give you ...
myLife Framework: A Model for a Successful Life based on Principles of Yoga
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Most yoga literature either focuses on philosophy or the physical postures/health. This book attempts to summarize all the yoga knowledge and apply it ...
If Thine Eye Be Evil
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I recently read If Thine Eye Be Evil, a book by Kathleen Yasas. It's a thriller, lots of terrific twists, I'm a devoted mystery/thriller fan and couldn'...
The Same Kind of Different as Me by Ron Hall and Denver Moore
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This novel told the true story of a homeless man who became a totally different person when he was befriended by a very wealthy art dealer, Ron Hall.
This ...
Moomin Summer Madness by Tove Jansson
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When I read this book, which I have done many times, I feel like a child again. I experience the wonder and simplicity of youth. The first time I read ...
Carnal Innocence by Nora Roberts
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I love the twists and turns, how you are not sure who is the villain and when you find out you are shocked!
It's the best book I have read and I don'...
Roastbeef's Promise by David Jerome
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This hilarious, fun read is a story of a young man who fulfills his dad's dying wish to spread his ashes in all 48 contiguous states.
With very little ...
Loving God With all your Mind by Elizabeth George
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Being a Pastor's wife is not easy and I am constantly reading to enrich, encourage and strengthen my walk with the Lord. I found this book to be very ...
Long Eagle by Danielle Steel
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(this review may be a spoiler)
This is a bittersweet story about an unexpected love. What seemed to be the lead of a fairytale love-affair ended up ...
The Hidden Messages in Water by Masaru Emoto
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An incredible, visual reminder of what we're doing to ourselves and others. It's a book that I've read and reread several times. Each time, I discover ...
The Silver Wolf by Alice Borchardt
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This beautiful novel, written by the sister of Anne Rice, uses flowing, delicate prose to describe a topic generally neglected by literature: werewolves....
Reality Creation 101
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Has anyone else read this book yet? It's called "Reality Creation 101". If not, I highly recommend it because it has really, really helped me. At first ...
The Summer I Dared by Barbara Delinsky
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I really love all of Barbara Delinsky's books. Her books are all about real situations that are not so far fetched. The Summer I Dared is a deeply moving ...
The Shack by William Paul Young
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This book makes people think about their relationship with God, as well as their relationships with other people. While not 100% true to scripture, this ...
Beyond the Shadows of Summer by Jonathan Zemsky
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August 5th 1954, 13 year old James’ kid brother, Brand, dies at the age of 11. Everyone knew that he would not live to see his 20th birthday due to a rare ...
Blue Heart Blessed by Susan Meissner
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This book was about a Bride to Be left 10 days before her wedding leaving her to opening her own Bridal Boutique and blessing each wedding dress she sold ...
The Heretic's Daughter by Kathleen Kent
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This was my favorite book of today. A very well written book about the Salem Witch Trials from a young girl's view. I read a novel a day so I hope I ...
The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
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I adore Lily Bart, the tragic heroine of Edith Wharton's magnificent American novel The House of Mirth. She is beautiful. When glimpsed by Selden in ...
A Woman's Place by Barbara Delinsky
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I just could not put this book down...I read while dinner was cooking, while sitting in traffic, just whenever I had a minute. I just HAD to find out ...
Mom in the Middle by Mae Nunn
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When I was recovering from an ankle fusion, Mae sent me four books to read. One was this one. It encouraged, uplifted and carried me through a difficult ...
A Game of Thrones by Robert Jordan
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This wonderful science fantasy book opens the genre to readers of other styles. Lovers of history and politics will find much to enjoy in this great tale ...
The Magician's Nephew by C.S. Lewis
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The very first book in the Narnia series, often overlooked in favor of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. But this tale of love and magic is full ...
The Pilars of the Earth by Ken Follett
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This book transported me back to the time of the characters in the book which was around the 16th century. I felt I was there with them. Ken Follett has ...
People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
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I love the style of how the book was written. First of all is was historical fiction. It was a book that traveled from the 1400 till the present. Then ...
Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks
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This was a book I read for a book group that I am in. The book is about the plague that hits Eyam, England in 1665 and how the towns people deal with it....
The Shunning by Beverly Lewis
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The shunning is about a Pennsylvania-Amish family and their trials and struggles.
I live in PA and find the Amish to be very interesting. I never ...
After Innocence by Brenda Joyce (1994)
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My favorite romance book of all time is After Innocence by Brenda Joyce. I first read it in 1995 when I was 18 years old and it has left an impression ...
Time Travelers Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
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This book has just about everything you could want.. romance, tragedy, suspense... I've read it numerous times and loved it every single time.
Memoris of a Geisha by Arthur Golden
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Suyri is an amazingly strong and powerful character who doesn't accurately know her own strength, which makes her vastly lovable to anyone with half a ...
Even Numbers By Barbara Grovner
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EVEN NUMBERS IS WRITTEN FOR ALL SINGLE MOTHERS ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO ARE DATING.
THE STORY IS ONE THAT CAN HAPPEN TO ANY FAMILY AT ANYTIME. THERE ARE ...
Murder by Mushroom by Virginia Smith
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This was the first book of hers I read. After reading it, you will never look at a church social and people in church or mushrooms again without thinking ...
Twlight by Stephenie Meyer
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I know that Twilight is a new book and I know that the whole world is in love with it. But none of that matters to me.
The most important thing ...
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