We were going through my grandmother's things after her funeral, and I came home with several boxes of books that needed new homes. To be released.

Left on one of the benches at the south end of the park.

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DEAR FINDER,
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My mom was visiting me in Alexandria, and found this book at John Carlyle Square. She started reading it on her trip back to Ohio, and left it in her carry-on luggage to read on a couple other plane trips from Ohio to Virginia that she made up through March.

After finishing the book, she left it in the carry-on piece of luggage that I was taking during my visit to England/Scotland/Holland.

I left the book in the holding zone outside my gate to travel from London to Ronald Reagan International (DCA) in D.C.