Second book in the Millennium Series. Bought from the Salvation Army Charity Shop on Clayton Street, Newcastle. On Mount TBR :) (caz)

Releasing for the THE challenge. Off to my friend :)

ETA - June 2013 - She enjoyed this and has returned it for me to read.

Finally started reading this book :)

It's taken me quite a while to get on to reading this tome (569 Pages) but I am certainly pleased I finally got to it. Steig Larsson had a very clever way of writing - keeping you in suspense all the way through this second novel in the Millenium Trilogy. I did not cotton on to who was behind all the evil things at all !

I have book three waiting to be read and I suspect it won't take me quite as long to get to as I have gone and bought the audiobook of it too :)

Welcome to Bookcrossing!

You have found a travelling book. Why not join in the fun? Read, release and pass on but don't forget to write a Journal Entry telling us where you found the book, if you read it what you thought about it and where you are going to leave it. If you join bookcrossing before you do the entry you will get an alert when the next person writes up about it and can track its travels. If you prefer to just leave an Anonymous Journal Entry, it will brighten up my day either way. Oh and if you like the book sooooo much you just don't want to let it go that is fine too, maybe one day eh ☺

Enjoy!!

Released for SNAP challenge

ETA Feb 2015 - bookshelf replenished and this one brought back to the UK to re-release

Welcome to Bookcrossing!

You have found a travelling book. Why not join in the fun? Read, release and pass on but don't forget to write a Journal Entry telling us where you found the book, if you read it what you thought about it and where you are going to leave it. If you join bookcrossing before you do the entry you will get an alert when the next person writes up about it and can track its travels. If you prefer to just leave an Anonymous Journal Entry, it will brighten up my day either way. Oh and if you like the book sooooo much you just don't want to let it go that is fine too, maybe one day eh ☺

Enjoy!!

Picked up with thanks at the Oxford International BookCrossing convention! This was the first BookCrossing book I've ever seen with a QR code: impressive!

This book is to be left in the basket on the coffee table in the upstairs waiting room of Reunion House in Clacton.

If you are the finder, you can make a journal entry here - you can remain anonymous if you want! I hope you enjoy the book and that you'll get a chance to leave it somewhere else for someone else to find in due course. There is an old (but still very informative) article on bookcrossing to be found here:
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2005/jul/31/fiction.features1

If you like the idea of bookcrossing, more free books can be found in Colchester and Ipswich “bookcrossing zones:"

Colchester:
Slack Space, Eld Lane
Love Coffee Aroma, High Street
Purple Dog, Eld Lane
Foresters Arms, Castle Road
Hospital Arms, Crouch Street
15 Queen Street
Fox Pub, Layer de la Haye

Ipswich:
Caffe Nero, the Buttermarket, (upstairs on the mantelpiece)
The Greyhound pub on Ivry Road (shelf opposite the bar)
Coffee Link, Neptune Marina (upstairs, book case on far wall)

Please do stop for a coffee or drink while you're there.