The copy I have is red not green!

From Amazon:

Synopsis
The story of a young man's encounter with a war and deaths beyond his understanding; of his return to a country torn by racial unrest in the wake of the assassination of Martin Luther King; and of his efforts to defeat his inner demons and make a place for himself as a black man in white America.

RELEASE NOTES:

Taking to BOSH meet tonight at Great Expectations, Reading

This book is ex-library stock passed on to me by a friend for wild releasing with the intention of introducing BookCrossing to more people!

If you find this book, I really hope you enjoy it and have fun with BookCrossing :0)

RELEASE NOTES:

Should have done the release notes for this BEFORE the treasure hunt ... sorry.

Anyway, this was left on the Guards Memorial in St James' Park.

Just started the book. I like it thus far. I am even more excited about this bookcrossings enterprise than I am about any individual book. I am intrigued that the giver of the book placed this intensely antiwar book on a monument across from Parliament Square in London. I brought the book home with me to Vancouver, Washington (so it has already made at least one crossing, so to speak, acorss the Atlantic and to the West Coast of the U.S.) I teach English--both composition and literature, and my own area of specialization is literaure about race in America! Thank you, so much, chelseagirl!