Picked up from the local Buy Nothing group 'yard sales'.

Putting out in the LFL.

This book has been in my LFL for several months. I'm going to take it to the next BC in DC meetup for someone else's LFL.

Thanks for this softcover (c. 2015) from the BCinDC annual holiday party, Ixy. I'll enjoy releasing it in my Little Free Library.

I'm releasing this book for...

***The December 2022 What's in a Name Challenge Release Challenge hosted by DragonGoddess. The book title contains the names CROSS, ROS, ROSS and ED. The name Ed is primarily a male name of English origin that means Short Form Of Edward. The name Cross is primarily a gender-neutral name of English origin that means Lives Near A Crossing. The name Ros is primarily a female name of English origin that means Rose. The name Ross is primarily a male name of Scottish origin that means Headland.

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Enjoy the book!

Caught!

Thank you for returning this book to the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720). I'm saving this book to go out for Round #2.

Going out for Round #2...

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Enjoy the book!

I selected this book from the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) to travel elsewhere.

This is one book in a full bag of books that I'm releasing to BookCrosser 6of8 who indicated she will help me get these books traveling to others who want to read them. Thank you so much!

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Hello and welcome to BookCrossing ... where we make the
whole world a library!

Now that you've "caught" this book, it is yours to do with as you like. Read it, keep it, or give it away. It's your choice!

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Enjoy the book!

Taking the opportunity to share this book while visiting local Little Free Libraries.

Any future reader or recipient of this book is encouraged to leave a journal entry here on the BookCrossing site to let prior readers know the fate of the book. You can make an anonymous entry without joining the BookCrossing movement, but if you are interested in joining, it is a free and spam-free community where your contact information is not shared with others. Best of all, members receive private messages via e-mail from books like this one when those books are journaled, allowing for long-term relationships between books and readers.