Bought this at a library sale or a thrift store used book sale.

I've enjoyed a lot of Neil Gaiman's books and I've heard both of the authors speak at the National Book Festival (both were speakers but during different years, not at the same time). I am told this book is a strange, enjoyable journey. I have a copy of my own so I'm setting this one free.

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Released in Washington during the BookCrossing Birthday Bash!

Released for the Hono(ur) BookCrosser Challenge for elle311!

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My wife and I found this book in the sculpture garden of the National Gallery of Art. I'm going to read it on a camping trip this weekend! After my wife finishes it too, we'll leave it where it will find another good home.

Thanks, this is an awesome idea!

CAUGHT IN WASHINGTON D.C. USA