Journal Entry 1 by maarit from Waltham Forest, Greater London United Kingdom on Sunday, September 28, 2003

Beatiful novel. Definitely worth reading. 

Journal Entry 2 by maarit at == Buses, taxis, tube, trains == in London , Greater London United Kingdom on Monday, September 29, 2003

Released on Monday, September 29, 2003 at Central Line - Westbound in London, England United Kingdom.

Released around 9pm in westbound central line train. Put it to a bench first but gave it to a man staring at it and left the train. Hope he likes it. 

Journal Entry 3 by TomFisher from London , Greater London United Kingdom on Thursday, December 11, 2003

What an great idea! I would never imagine reading this book until I was handed it on the tube and I really enjoyed it.

Left it in Starbucks on Oxford Street in London. Saw a young Indian man pick it up and walk out with it only minutes after I'd put it down. Hope it goes somewhere interesting. 

Journal Entry 4 by IanAlwis from Melbourne, Victoria Australia on Saturday, January 10, 2004

Saw this book at 'Starbucks on Oxford Street in London'. What caught my eye was the sticker on the front cover. When I realised it was a 'pass me on' I decided to take it with me and read it while I flew back to my home town in Melbourne, Australia for my Chrissy holidays. Thought it might be a great to see where the book goes from there onwards. As for the book - fantastic. Easy to read with complex ideas presented to the reader, which is exactly what I like.

Great Idea and great book!

Enjoyment to whom ever take's it from where I left it - on a train heading into to the heart of Melbourne City... 

Journal Entry 5 by Sab78 from Melbourne, Victoria Australia on Wednesday, January 28, 2004

The Bell Jar is one of the few good books that I have mananged to get my hands on. Glad to have been part of this book crossing experience.

Found this on a train heading into Melbourne City on my way to work, with the signature "I'm Not Lost" catching my eye.

A treasure of a book for the future readers.


CAUGHT IN MELBOURNE VICTORIA AUSTRALIA