(different cover)

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Received from Abbynormal for my New OBCZ - many thanks! Hope the AT hikers enjoy these books.

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In the hikers'' box for the NJABBIC Challenge - any cover.

Oh dear! I completely forgot to journal this book. I picked it up out of the hikers' box at the Appalachian Trail headquarters in Harpers Ferry on the 2nd of March when I was out hiking with fellow BC'er florafloraflora. She left a book and I picked this one up. I admit my interest waned a bit when I discovered that the mythology and Native American rituals in the story were invented, but that might just be the snob in me talking. So we'll see. If I don't end up reading it, I hope it finds someone who will enjoy it.

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To be given away at the International Day of the Book in Kensington, Maryland.

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Got the book from the Bookcrossing booth at the Kensington, MD books and authors event May 28th...released it a gate A31 in the Detroit airport...

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Gate 31