Bought at the Greensburg-Hempfield Area Library book sale to release in the wild.

Left on a bench outside shortly before 8 p.m.

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I found this book at IHop in greensburgh. I saw this and thought it was so cool. I did read this book a few years ago, but decided to read it again. I really enjoyed reading the book. I took the book into school and showed my english teacher. She also thought this was a really cool thing. As a class we decided we were going to do this. My teacher got a loan and bought 50 book. The books she purchased are the books my english class will read by the end of the year. Some of the books include, To kill A Mockingbird, The outsiders, and Romeo and Juliet. Now my english class is doing a book crossing activity. I really think this is a great idea!