Shouldn't add to mount TBR but couldn't resist this book at the library's monthly book sale.

Updated 5/15/12:
Just finished reading this one. It was good and kept me engaged with all the characters. But not really my type of book so I can't say it was one of my favorites.

Happy Birthday!

Wow, a late arrival...i got a birthday package sent 2,5 months ago, don't know what the customs did with it... Many thanks, biisbsw, it sounds interesting to read

synopsis as per amazon.de: "At an inn in the Berkshire Mountains of western Massachusetts, seven former schoolmates gather for a wedding. Nora, the owner of the inn, has recently had to reinvent her life following the death of her husband. Avery, who still hears echoes from a horrific event at Kidd Academy twenty-six years ago, has made a life for himself in Toronto with his wife and two sons. Agnes, now a history teacher at Kidd is a woman who longs to tell a secret she cannot reveal to the others, a secret that would stun them all. Bridget, the mother of a fifteen-year-old boy, has agreed to marry Bill, an old high school lover whom she has recently remet, despite uncertainties about her health and future. Indeed, it is Bill who passionately wants this wedding and who has brought everyone together for an astonishing weekend of revelation and recrimination, forgiveness and redemption. This is Anita Shreve's most ambitious and moving novel to date, probing into human motivation with extraordinary grace and skill."

12/2012: I started to read it but I did not really get into the story, seems to be not my cup of tea...so I hope I will now find a new reader for it

the book is travelling as RABCK to meg615 - enjoy reading!

I received the book yesterday, thanks a lot

I didnt like it as much as expected...but I wont say much as I hope the next reader will enjoy it

This book will be left tonight at the cinema.
Hoping that the person who will find it, will register it, read it and release it afterwards!
Bye bye Book and hopefully hearing about you soon ;-)

Found it yesterday at cinema "Sauvenière".
I returned the book at the reception before understanding how bookcrossing works.
I'm back at the reception today to pick up the book.
Not used to read books in English but I'll try.
To be continued ...