Ruby's Spoon
5 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by Heaven-Ali from Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom on Saturday, September 21, 2013
For my BCUK Uncon Nss partner - enjoy.
This was book was a real discovery earlier this year. I met the author Anna at an author talk, she was lovely and this book has been loved by everyone I have told about it or bought it for. Hope you love it too.
my review is here:
http://heavenali.wordpress.com/?s=Ruby%27s+spoon
This was book was a real discovery earlier this year. I met the author Anna at an author talk, she was lovely and this book has been loved by everyone I have told about it or bought it for. Hope you love it too.
my review is here:
http://heavenali.wordpress.com/?s=Ruby%27s+spoon
Journal Entry 2 by Heaven-Ali at Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom on Saturday, September 21, 2013
Released 10 yrs ago (9/28/2013 UTC) at Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom
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If you have found this book, thank you for taking the time to look it up on the internet. Now please tell us what you thought of the book and what your plans for it are.
This looks really interesting, thank you :)
Journal Entry 4 by tiggsybabes at Pontefract, West Yorkshire United Kingdom on Friday, April 3, 2015
Found some bc books unread on a shelf. Apologies! This looks fantastic :-)
Journal Entry 5 by tiggsybabes at Bookcrossing Convention 2015 in Oxford, Oxfordshire United Kingdom on Thursday, April 9, 2015
Released 9 yrs ago (4/10/2015 UTC) at Bookcrossing Convention 2015 in Oxford, Oxfordshire United Kingdom
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I did find this book hard to get into, partly because I had to get used to do the dialect. I enjoyed the story, but didn't find it an easy read. I persevered as I saw it is the author's first book & because it was given to me as a bookcrossing nss gift.
It will be released at the bookcrossing 2015 convention.
It will be released at the bookcrossing 2015 convention.
Found on the book buffet at the Oxford Convention - looks like my cup of tea!
Took a long time to get into as I was trying to keep the book undamaged and so couldn't read it on the way to and from work. Finally finished it on holiday. Worth persevering with.
Took a long time to get into as I was trying to keep the book undamaged and so couldn't read it on the way to and from work. Finally finished it on holiday. Worth persevering with.
Journal Entry 7 by 
Poodlesister
at BCUK Unconventions, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom on Sunday, March 20, 2016
Poodlesister at BCUK Unconventions, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom on Sunday, March 20, 2016
Released 8 yrs ago (3/21/2016 UTC) at BCUK Unconventions, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom
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Posting to Schnedwards for the UnCon. She was looking for a copy. I haven't read it, to keep it in its current good state (I carry books in my backpack and read on the tube).
Edit - This will actually be sent on 9th May as I decided to keep it and read it at home.
Edit - This will actually be sent on 9th May as I decided to keep it and read it at home.
And it's arrived safely back in Brum :-)
Thanks, Poodlesister!
Thanks, Poodlesister!
Journal Entry 9 by CorneliaB at Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom on Monday, January 30, 2017
I'm enjoying this book which I thought that I won in the huge prize of books relating to the midlands from the Birmingham Uncon. Reading below I may have just picked up from the table of books on offer. The dialect was a bit of a problem initially, but it is great on the history of towns between the wars struggling with industrial change. I'm going to release this at work in our coffee room.
Journal Entry 10 by CorneliaB at Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom on Monday, January 30, 2017
I'm enjoying this book which I thought that I won in the huge prize of books relating to the midlands from the Birmingham Uncon. Reading below I may have just picked up from the table of books on offer. The dialect was a bit of a problem initially, but it is great on the history of towns between the wars struggling with industrial change. I'm going to release this at work in our coffee room.
