I went to Elizabeth's Bookshop today and picked this up. That's been my regular bookshop for yonks, I used to be able to walk there from home. They often have some left-of-centre type stuff in their second hand section. It's been good to go there after not really having been there for a little while, a lot of the second hand stock I wanted to read I'd already read because it had been 'mine' at some point, lol.

That's another reason bookcrossing is good, I've been able to pass on books I would have exchanged.

I have been reading random pieces of prose out of this book for weeks. I did not really care much for the plot (that doesn't mean the plot was deficient, I just wasn't really into it), and now it is time to pass this book on.

I don't know how I will pass this book on, though.

Into RockDg9 's surprise bookbag

Isn't it funny how the first line makes you think of one thing, then you get something else. Imagine my surprise when I opened the Elmo paper and found an S&M chicky on the front. Hehehehe. Still - I need something to read, right? ;)

Taken out of RockDg9's Surprise Fiction book baggie.

I'm with you on this one id-rather-be-at. After reading the first two chapters, I found myself flipping here and there. I admit - I was bored with it after those two initial chapters. I guess I wasn't really into it either. So I started reading Helen Razer instead.

Thanks for sharing id-rather-be-at! Not quite sure what I am going to do with this one or how I will pass it on. Still - I DO live in alternative thinking Lismore, so I am sure I could wild release it somewhere. Maybe.

Sent in the Surprise Book Baggie #3 20/08/07

Taken from the Surprise Book Baggie. I couldn't resist the S & M chickee.

I couldn't get into this one either. Time for it to find a new home.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Near the Massage chairs.