FOL sale - avl.

Going to jennannej - winner of bookbox!

I only know the bare bones of the Hellen Keller story. Deaf and blind, and taught sign language by sticking her hand under water...ok, well, something like that. I didn't realize until I opened it that this is actually a play.

Thanks for the bookbox, ariesgirl29! SO exciting to get so many books at once. And my town needs bookcrossers, so I've been trying to release what I can around town here. I'm the only one. :(

Quick read. It did seem quite familiar. I'm wondering if I had read it sometime before. Interesting story.

Read in Columbus, Nebraska.

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Left at the Red Arch geocaches today. It was so windy, I thought I might get blown off the hill. Go see the cache location.

Taken from the Red Canyon geocache and put a little BC-book of my own as a replacement. Great to find a BC-book while on vacation in the USA. I released about 10 to 15 books of my own during our road-trip in the South-West.

This little book will be on the small mount TBR on my nightshelf. Thanks.

It didn't quite make the little mount TBR on my nightstand but grabbed me by the throat. What a lovely little book this is. It takes my right into the theater, seeing the stage, seeing the lighting, the decor, the actors... But it does more than that. It also drags me into the past, with sights, smells, different ways of living, of dealing with things. It takes me into the heart of the story. The fight for salvation. For understanding. For life worth living. It does all that in one breath.

I've had a great time reading it. I'm sorry to see it finished. It reminded me of a film I once saw with a sortlike story...but that was a long time ago. I like this book better, for I am the one to envision what I read. Form it into my own film about a deaf-blind but not at all dumb little girl getting to learn to communicate and in return learning her teacher about love.

Thanks for sending this little book out into the world.

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Hallo beste vinder van dit boek,

Ik hoop dat u het idee en de praktijk van Bookcrossing leuk vindt. Ik hoop ook dat u een journal entry maakt van dit boek. U kunt ervoor kiezen dat anoniem te doen of u kunt zich aanmelden (het is gratis!). Wanneer u besluit zich aan te melden kun je mij, AylaMey, opgeven als uw referring member.

Voelt u vrij om uw tijd te nemen voor het lezen van dit boek, het door te geven aan een bekende of het “in het wild” achter te laten zodat een ander het kan vinden. Wanneer u zich aanmeld en een journal entry maakt kunt u dit boek ook volgen op zijn reis. U krijgt bericht via e-mail wanneer iemand anders weer een journal entry maakt. Veel lees plezier!


Hello dear finder of this book,

I hope you'll like the idea and practice of BookCrossing. I also hope you’ll make a journal entry on this book. You may choose to remain anonymous or to join (its free!) If you do choose to join, you can choose to use me, AylaMey, as your referring member.

Feel free to take the time and read this book, or to pass it on to a friend or even set it out "in the wild" for someone else to find. If you do choose to join and journal, then you can watch the book as it travels. You'll be alerted by email each time someone makes another journal entry. Happy reading!

Found my first Bookcrossing book in the wild! Took it from a geocache.

I'am sorry, I don't read English books often. And this kind of writing is hard to follow. Looks like a script for actors ;-)

Best regards,
Professor X

Found it in a cache. Forgot the GC-number :-(

Dropped into a brand new geocache, GC1JDNJ.

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Dropped in a brand new geocache! A citywalk along art statues!