Abram's Daughters 2

A friend was cleaning out her basement and passed this along to share via Little Free Library. It had been picked up at a used book store for a relative. So the book has already passed through several hands.

Took to a bookcrossing meet-up.

Picked this up at today's meetup in Silver Spring, MD, for my friend RubyLadyBug, who likes such things.

So I think that melydia is trying to mess with my "CDO" by giving me two books both of which are book two in the series. Knowing that I only read series books in order after I have assembled the entire series (I hate waiting), this book is going to have to hang out on my shelf a bit until I can get a chance to read it and its friends.

Beverly Lewis is a favorite author and although I have read this series in years past I think that it might be time to revisit some of my favorite characters and scenes in Amish country.

(And by the way thanks for all of the cool ladybug supplies. I was in need of a good bookmark and ladybugs are my favorite!)

I found this book and I wanted to make sure that it had an updated journal entry before moving on.

This book is wrapped in Christmas paper with the first line of the story on the outside of the wrapping. It is for a favorite BCinDC game played at the holiday party. I prepared this book to send to the December 2016 BCinDC Holiday Party but I wasn't able to mail it in time.

6of8 has volunteered to store the "BCinDC Christmas Party Box #2" that this book is in and will BookCross it when the mood and occasion suits.

The box of wrapped books from Ruby included multiple copies of this book. I determined that some of them would be great additions to the stack going to Gaithersburg tomorrow.

This book is one of many being passed along to potential readers at the Gaithersburg Book Festival by members of BookCrossing in Washington DC (BCinDC).

We are excited to be able to share this book with you and hope that you are equally excited by receiving a free book. The book is given freely to you to enjoy as you see fit, although if you choose to someday share it with someone else we encourage you to do so.

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