Memoirs of a Geisha : A Novel
5 journalers for this copy...
my partner doesn't want it any more, so planning to put in a bookbox
Journal Entry 2 by Lobodyke at Morgail & ProtoOni's Fiction BookBox in Morgail & ProtoOni's Fiction BookBox, A Bookbox -- Controlled Releases on Thursday, November 18, 2004
Released on Friday, November 19, 2004 at about 8:00:00 PM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at Morgail & ProtoOni's Fiction BookBox in Morgail & ProtoOni's Fiction BookBox, Bookbox Controlled Releases.
RELEASE NOTES:
RELEASE NOTES:
Arrived in my bookbox.
Thanks for participating!
Thanks for participating!
I have a copy of this book in my permanent collection, so I'm sending this one on to be read & enjoyed by someone else:)
sent to nancyluvsbooks as an RABCK to fulfill a wish from her Wish List:)
Enjoy!
**sent on 12-4-04**
sent to nancyluvsbooks as an RABCK to fulfill a wish from her Wish List:)
Enjoy!
**sent on 12-4-04**
I received as a RABCK from Morgail. Thanks so much!
Memphis Bookcrossers are having our December meetup and Christmas celebration at Miss Lou's today! I'll be taking this to see if anyone would like to catch it.
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
I picked this up at the Memphis BookCrossers Christmas party. What a great gathering it was! We had so much good food provided by all the BookCrossers, lots of coffee, and a great deal of fellowship and laughter. It was a wonderful experience!
this book is reserved for trade with finott
update 10 Feb 2007: The writing in this story is exquisite. I think it has more to do with the descriptive tendancies of Eastern languages more than it does the author's individual talent. The imagery used to depict the simplest things - including the loss of virginity - is so fluid. I got lost in the text over and over again. I even added a few lines about adversity to my list of favorite passages (see bottom of bookshelf main page).
update 10 Feb 2007: The writing in this story is exquisite. I think it has more to do with the descriptive tendancies of Eastern languages more than it does the author's individual talent. The imagery used to depict the simplest things - including the loss of virginity - is so fluid. I got lost in the text over and over again. I even added a few lines about adversity to my list of favorite passages (see bottom of bookshelf main page).
Thanks. My husband might read this first. I'll make him journal it too if he does.
I finally had time to read this on vacation. It really has more depth than I originally thought. A perfect vacation read.
