Vote for a 2026 Prompt: Week Four

It’s our final vote of the month! This week, we’re unlocking the vault and bringing back some of our favourites from past 52 Book Club challenges to vote on. It’s time for a “vote from the vault!”

Curious about the results from our previous votes? Check out the results here!

How it works:

1. Each Monday in September, we’ve been voting on prompts for our 2026 challenge. (Sign up for e-mails so you don’t miss the results!)

2. Vote for your favourite option. Pick the option you’d most like to see on the 2026 challenge. Each week, you have up to three chances to vote. Once in the Facebook group, once in the Goodreads group, and once on Instagram. You can vote as strategically as you’d like — voting for the same option three times or voting for a different option on each.

3. Once the poll closes, total votes will be tallied across all three platforms (Facebook, Goodreads, and Instagram.) Each weekly poll will be open from Monday until Sunday, closing at 9 p.m. PT. The TOP TWO picks for each week will be named finalists and entered into the final running for the 2026 challenge.

4. The winning prompts will be randomly drawn from each of our two weekly finalists. Winners will be announced soon, so keep an eye on your e-mails. The four winning prompts will appear on the 2026 challenge.

WEEK FOUR VOTE:

Week four voting period:
Monday, September 22, 2025 until Sunday, September 27, 2025

Prompt: A Vote from the vault!

Today, we’re unlocking the vault and choosing a favourite prompt from one of our past 52 Book Club challenges. There have been so many amazing prompts over the years, it was difficult to narrow it down to just ten — but we’ve got some good ones for you! Don’t forget, you have until Sunday, September 27 to cast your vote! (Each week you can vote up to three times: once on Facebook, once on Goodreads, and once on Instagram.) 

Week Four Options:

1) A book you can read in a day (2018)

2) A memoir on someone you admire (2019)

3) By an Indigenous author (2020)

4) An alternate history novel (2021)

5) Includes a map (2022)

6) A time loop (2023 Mini)

7) A series that’s not finished yet (Summer 2023)

8) A title with the same word twice (2022 mini)

9) Sherlock Holmes Inspired (2021 mini)

10) By an author used in an earlier category (2020)

Week Four Voting Links

NOTE: Votes must be cast on Facebook, Goodreads, or Instagram. Each week you can vote up to three times (once on Facebook, once on Instagram, once on Goodreads.) This poll closes on Sunday, September 27st at 9pm PT. Comments left on this blog post will not count toward final count.