Atwood's new look at the future. Av ery engaging read, it's hard to put down.

Released on Wednesday, October 22, 2003 at Released in my office for clients or fstaff in Portland, Oregon USA.

Sorry, not in a place for public access. Released in my office in the bookcrossing corner I created for clients and staff.

I happened to be logged in right when this book was being released (it popped up in the "last three released" column). I sent a private message to the bookcrosser who released it and she was kind enough to set it aside for me. I picked it up yesterday and I'm already on page 83. Thanks, AbbeyF!

A beautifully written but very disturbing vision of the future. This is not a "feel good" book. It takes the ideas of genetic engineering to a very dark and extreme conclusion. A book to make you think. I liked it enough that I want to read it again, knowing the ending, to see how things gradually went to that point of no return.

I plan to loan this to a non-bookcrosser friend. After she finishes it she'll give it back to me and I'll release it into the wild.

Released on Thursday, February 12, 2004 at Starbucks Coffee at Murray and Scholls Ferry in Beaverton, Oregon USA.

I left this on a table near the door at about 4:30 PM.