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Rescued, on 5/4, from Assistance League of Santa Ana, CA., Thrift Store, located at 1037 W. 1st Street !

1st Printing Trade Paperback, published in January 2003. ( Click on picture to enlarge! )

A well respected Teen Novel about young boys, and their teacher, in WW2 era Brooklyn, New York.

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Released at the Official BookCrossing Zone! ( Click on picture to enlarge! )

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I picked up this book at Chapman Coffee House (at the weekend OC Bookcrossing meetup) just to help shuffle around the crossing zone's contents.

It's a YA book about 2 boys during WWII, living in Brooklyn. Theirs dads are abroad and they have a crush on their teacher, Miss Gossim. I picked it up and read parts of it. It seems well-written and probably pretty interesting to anyone in the age bracket or interested in WWII home-front history.

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In the bookcrossing basket by the front door.