My Dear I Wanted to Tell You
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Journal Entry 1 by CityreadLondon at St. Pancras, Greater London United Kingdom on Monday, March 31, 2014
Thank you for being part of Cityread London 2014.
This book is one of 1,914 copies of My Dear, I wanted to tell you, that were released on 1 April 2014 at St Pancras station, London. Louisa Young said: “I hope it will help to remind Londoners of the effect of the war on the city and on Londoners themselves. A hundred years after the First World War, let's remember the fighters, the victims, the services and the families, with gratitude and love and, in their memory, with a commitment to PEACE.”
We hope you enjoy reading this book and passing it on to another reader. The books are now travelling from reader to reader, and this website helps us to track them as they travel. Help us tell the story of its journey by adding your comments on the BookCrossing website.
Cityread London – Bringing reading to life
This book is one of 1,914 copies of My Dear, I wanted to tell you, that were released on 1 April 2014 at St Pancras station, London. Louisa Young said: “I hope it will help to remind Londoners of the effect of the war on the city and on Londoners themselves. A hundred years after the First World War, let's remember the fighters, the victims, the services and the families, with gratitude and love and, in their memory, with a commitment to PEACE.”
We hope you enjoy reading this book and passing it on to another reader. The books are now travelling from reader to reader, and this website helps us to track them as they travel. Help us tell the story of its journey by adding your comments on the BookCrossing website.
Cityread London – Bringing reading to life
