Given to me by a friend in my village.

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RELEASE NOTES:

Leaving in the swimming pool viewing area.

Released for the 2007 Never Judge a Book by It's Cover Challenge - Week 1 - Numbers.

This 'book' is actually a compilation of three books, titles as given above.

'Three weeks in Paris' and 'Fair Game' were enjoyable enough relationship type books and easy relaxed reading, although rather samey I felt.

I much preferred ' The Secret Life of Bees' which I found much more captivating and gave an insight into the racial tensions in the 1960s in South Carolina - I would score higher on this book alone.


I'm going to release this book into the wild in the phone box in Stoke Bruerne, as we get quite a lot of visitors in the village, particularly at weekends.

I found the book on sunday 11th March 2007 in a red phone box whilst out walking in Stoke Bruerne.

CAUGHT IN MILTON KEYNES BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ENGLAND