A Painted House
3 journalers for this copy...
Paperback. 465 pages.
I have not yet read this book. It is promised to "krissa" when I finish it. I have heard mixed reviews about it from other people who read it. My dad said is was "okay". When a co-worker saw me reading it she said "that's a *great* book! I bawled! My roommate hated it!" I will let you know what I think.
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I have not yet read this book. It is promised to "krissa" when I finish it. I have heard mixed reviews about it from other people who read it. My dad said is was "okay". When a co-worker saw me reading it she said "that's a *great* book! I bawled! My roommate hated it!" I will let you know what I think.
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This is the best book by John Grisham that I have read. It is quite the departure from his legal thrillers. Certainly does not inspire me to become a cotton farmer! I stayed up far too late last night reading it, which I only do when I really get into a book. =^..^=
Journal Entry 3 by CalgaryKitty at -- Controlled Release in Calgary, Alberta Canada on Wednesday, December 4, 2002
Released on Wednesday, December 04, 2002 at Sent in the mail to a fellow Book Crossing member in Calgary, Alberta Canada.
I'm mailing this book to krissa. =^..^=
I'm mailing this book to krissa. =^..^=
Recieved this book in the mail today, one day after calgarykitty sent it!
very interesting. narrated by a 7 year old boy who lives on a cotton farm and dreams of being a baseball player. fabulous story, kept me reading. very different from Grisham's usually lawyer/suspence novel. lots of secrets and a guilty conscience form the one person who knows all (the 7 year old) keep this story going.
Released on Monday, June 23, 2003 at Bad Ass Coffee downtown (777 10 St SW) in Calgary, Alberta Canada.
I am taking it to the unofficial meet-up tonight to past along to another bookcrosser. If no one wants it I'll leave it on the shelf on the raised level.
I am taking it to the unofficial meet-up tonight to past along to another bookcrosser. If no one wants it I'll leave it on the shelf on the raised level.
I grabbed this book tonight at the unofficial BookCrossing meet-up. I'm looking forward to reading it, and as soon as I'm finished, it will be passed on to another bookcrosser!
