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Nominate your favourite book for the final Reading group

After nine years of fascinating discussion, the Guardian’s Reading group is coming to an end. Tell us your best-loved book and it’ll be in contention to be our book for October

This October will be the final month of the Guardian’s Reading group in its current form, so let’s go out with a bang. I want to celebrate the fact that we’ve had fantastic fun – and covered a lot of very good ground in the last nine years.

We’ve taken in subjects as different as modernism, science fiction, summer, climate, France, Scotland, Pulitzer prize winners, historical fiction, translated fiction, spy fiction, migration, apocalypse, hope and love.

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