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Posted from London, UK to Wentworth Falls, AUSTRALIA to CavyNomes, as part of the Bookcrossing International Wishlist Tag game.

Hope it arrives safely.

Received from russbaum as part of a wishlist tag game.
Thank you very much.

This book was smaller than I had expected. It was easy to read, although not exactly chronological. The copies of the hospital paperwork was interesting, but hard to read.

As to the film, it has many of the same characters and events, but has taken serious creative licence to make a full length drama.

The book is certainly worth reading. Thanks again to russbaum for sending it to me.

Sent to the USA as part of the former wishlist books ring.

Selected from the Wishlist Books Ring.

The opening chapters of this book seem familiar, but I didn't see it in a quick search of my BC shelf. Maybe I checked it out from the library? We'll see if it continues to feel like a re-read!

Oops! I forgot to make release notes last night!

I definitely had read this before, but still found it interesting. The author has a talent for stream-of-consciousness-style writing that doesn’t ramble.