We've has some ideas but not settled on any yet, we were going to ask for suggestions in the post tomorrow.

Since we restarted the book club again this month our focus for the first few votes was on books that were short, relevant, easy to read, and that have more of a gloomer/"this is how we can win" kind of outlook and that way hopefully more people would join in with the read since the participation really waned off when we were doing it before. I think it seems to have worked so far because there's definitely been more engagement and some new folks using Perusall, although that might just be because its Malm and the book has a cool title, idk. I think we're going to stick with these kinds of books for the time being, then we'll see how it goes and maybe look at books that are a little more in-depth if there's an appetite for it.

We're always open to suggestions though. They won't always get in the next vote but we keep them in mind for further down the line. And books in the vote that don't win don't get discounted, we still pick those too. Like Fossil Capital, we thought of having that for this month but settled on HTBUAP instead, it was obviously a better fit for our criteria.

Are there any you'd like to recommend?