Picked this up at the Book Thing in Baltimore, MD.

Taking this on a trip to Baltimore. I hope to release it at the zoo.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Released at the zoo!

Released for the You're Such an Animal Challenge 2009!

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This book was found by a co worker at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore in the farmyard section. It,along with another book, was on a bench at days end as far as I know. They were both in the farmyard office when I came in to work today. My supervisor was suspicious of the books as she had not seen them, just heard that they were found, and was worried that they were religious books. I checked them out and called her and told her what the books were all about. I'll read this book and leave it someplace else when I am finished. I'll probably not leave it in such a public place though. Visitors don't usually pick things up at the zoo because they think someone forgot it. Theres a ton of stuff turned in that people forget. The books probably would never have been claimed and eventually thrown away. Good thing I got it. I see it was left on my chicken bench that I painted and stenciled. :) I'll probably let it go somewhere closer to my home.