Purchased from Goodwill in Garland, TX.

I can't say I really connected with this story or its characters. All of the characters seemed shallow and I never became invested in any of them, even less so than the spectator/narrator. Perhaps that was the point?

WILD RELEASE NOTES: Left on the counter near the ATM in the lobby.

Congratulations on finding this book! I hope you'll take a moment to enter a journal entry (you can do this anonymously if you choose!) and let me know where it is. Then, read it and release it! We'll be able to follow its journeys here, through bookcrossing.

If you are not already a member and you decide to join BookCrossing (it's FREE!), I hope you will list me, minerva1221, as who referred you. I've been bookcrossing for two years now and absolutely love it! I hope you will, too. And if it is not for you, well, at least enjoy the free book!

Happy bookcrossing!

I thought it was a lost book, so I read the sticker on it - what a neat idea! I read this in high school, so I left it where it was so someone else could read it - but I told my friends at work about this, and they thought it was a great idea, too, and we're trying to think of books that we should send on their own journeys.

CAUGHT IN AT THE TEXINS CREDIT UNION ATM COUNTER RICHARDSON, TEXAS USA