Bought from a charity shop to release in the wild or share or maybe even read!

If you've found the book and you are reading this please make a journal entry and let me know where it has ended up, I love to find out where my books have gone! If you decided to join BookCrossing, please say house-elfdobby sent you. Many thanks and Happy BookCrossing!

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Hello, thank you for being curious enough to visit Bookcrossing!

Even if this isn't your kind of book and you don't intend to read it I'd appreciate it if you would make a journal entry of some sort. Maybe you could say where you found it (they don't always stay where they were originally left!) or what you think of the idea of travelling books.

Then, leave it for someone else to find. And don't forget, if you make release notes (to say where you've left it, and when) next time it's journalled you'll hear from it too! If you decide to join please say that house-elfdobby sent you - many thanks and happy Bookcrossing!

Taking this one along to the meet-up in Nottingham today.

Chosen from the table at the Notts bookcrossers meet up today.Another very good looking book from the pen of Scarlett Thomas.I love the snazzy cover design and coloured paper ends! Haven`t read any from this author before so i`m looking forward to trying something new.

To be saved for House-elfdobby when i`ve read it.

To be taken to the Nottingham book crossers meet. Hoping to be able to pass this on to House-elf Dobby. If not it will either be up for grabs on the table or left on the book shelves.

Picked up yesterday at the Nottingham meetup. Looks interesting.

A great book with lots of secret code intrigue.

I will be taking this to the Nottingham Book crossing meeting. If no-one fancies it, it will be left on the bookshelves in the cafe.

Picked up at today's meet-up.

I really enjoyed this book, with its secret codes and ideas for new toys. The ending fell a bit flat though.

Released at the Nottingham Bookcrossing meeting.

Picked this up at the Nottingham Bookcrossing Meet-up. Having recently read and enjoyed the Tyword Code, I thought I would give this a try as it is also about breaking a code.

This is a visually appealing book, with a lovely cover and blue page edges. I found the story intriguing, it went into quite a lot of depth about prime numbers and code breaking which I found interesting but to me interupted the flow of the main plot. I thought the end fizzled out a bit, but I'll still look out for other books by Scarlett Thomas.

To be released on to the Bookcrossing shelves in hte Community Cafe at Sherwood Community Centre.