This book had me intrigued from page one. Scaryily I fear that the topic of the book may become reality some time in the future. Saving to take to the BC meet up at salcey forest Northants in August.

RELEASE NOTES:

Am going to a BC meet at salcey forest and will be taking this book. It may be left in the forest or given to another bookcrosser in a live book swap.

Won in a live bookswap :)

I've been looking forward to reading this for a while - just haven't got time yet :(

This may skip to the top of TBR

Thanks jmmk

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1. Please journal the book as soon as possible after it arrives
2. Please try to read the book within a reasonable time - I suggest four weeks
3. PM the next person on the list for their address. If after two PMs (and a week after the last one) there has been no response, skip onto the next person
4. Journal the book when finished to let us all know what you thought of it
5. Mail out the book - surface is fine if sending overseas

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Participants:

1. UnwrittenLibra (post anywhere)
2. franaloe (post anywhere)
3. cat207


99. Me

Got it yesterday, March 1st, here in Amherst, MA. It's the next on my reading list...thanks again Karen!

And...22 days later, I'm finished! (Shocking, I know, less than a month!)

This was one of those books that I didn't really get into until the last third. That's when things really started to fit together and make this a very striking work of literature. It had some undertones of The Wizard of Oz, in a sense...you'll know what I mean if you read it. This one definitely takes a lot of getting used to, but by the last chapter, I wasn't yet ready to "let it go."

Now that I'm finished, however, I'll do my best to "let it go" to the next person quickly.

Sent today via Amherst, MA to franaloe, including the first postcard diary entry for this book (keep it going!) Go book go!

Cool, now I got the book....and realized that someone gave the exact same one to me as a present just a few days ago...Oh no! I guess I'll send this one on then, and report my findings about the book when I finish my own copy.

Thanks anyway for sending!
All the best, franaloe



edit - typo

I'm mailing this book to Australia today. Thanks for including me in the RING anyway!

Franaloe

Arrived in today's mail. Thank you franaloe and angellica for sharing.

Read while on holiday in Athens - mostly on the bus on a day trip to Delphi.
I did enjoy it and it held my attention, but I think I've preferred his others.

Will mail back to angellica from Greece or UK before I head home.

Arrived home safely - thanks for participating!

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