Purchased for wild release.

RELEASE NOTES:

On an overstuffed chair to the left of the front door. Released for both the 2005 You’re Such an Animal Release Challenge and the Never Judge a Book By Its Cover Release Challenge, Week 37, Gold. .

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Coming out of the Starbucks by the Kirkorian movie plex (a popular "hang-out" site for young humans), I crossed the front of the joint and through the window, noticed a book relishing in its solitude on the low table top of the corner of the Starbucks (usually where the students with laptops sit since there is a plug there). I've been working on being more observant in order to enhance the quality of experiencing the rare beautiful things around me (in hopes of becoming beautiful myself). I'll admit it, I was thrilled at such a find, ran inside, read the cover, claimed the novel. A few of the people I was being accompanied by became enthralled and even asked for the ownership of the book, but lightly, I refused, saying that I found it and (i don't believing in fate but..) it was bound to be mine. I plan on reading it, and setting it free once more.