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The Robber Who Shot Himself in the Face...: ...and 201 More Stupid But True Stories of the World's Dumbest Criminals
by Gini Scott | Humor | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 1572487062 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 1572487062 Global Overview for this book
Registered by SCOUT-FINCH of Sherman Oaks, California USA on 7/31/2016
This book is in a Controlled Release!
This book is in a Controlled Release!
1 journaler for this copy...
Registered for the August 2016 Ultimate Challenge - Release a book with an Occupation in the title (ROBBER)
I've been BookCrossing for fourteen years now - I first read about it in the Los Angeles Times, and I went to the website at bookcrossing.com to see what it was about. I read a lot of books, and it makes sense to pass them on to someone when I'm done with them - this is a fun way to do it and see where your book ends up. I've left books in parks, restaurants, stores, Disneyland, cruise ships, on the steps of a church in France, behind a statue in Nassau and near a Hawaiian volcano. I've gotten notices that my books have ended up in Rome on someone's honeymoon, in Afghanistan with a soldier and once a book was journaled seven years after I left it in a restaurant. Where was it all this time? It had only traveled about ten miles?!
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I've been BookCrossing for fourteen years now - I first read about it in the Los Angeles Times, and I went to the website at bookcrossing.com to see what it was about. I read a lot of books, and it makes sense to pass them on to someone when I'm done with them - this is a fun way to do it and see where your book ends up. I've left books in parks, restaurants, stores, Disneyland, cruise ships, on the steps of a church in France, behind a statue in Nassau and near a Hawaiian volcano. I've gotten notices that my books have ended up in Rome on someone's honeymoon, in Afghanistan with a soldier and once a book was journaled seven years after I left it in a restaurant. Where was it all this time? It had only traveled about ten miles?!
Check out the Forums too -where interesting people from all over the world meet to talk about books, literacy, current events, their pets, their travels, whatever's going on. There are even annual international BookCrossing Conventions!
Whether you've just stumbled on to your next new hobby, a book you're going to read or just a book you're going to donate back to your local library or "leave in the wild", would you take a moment to log in to bookcrossing.com and let us know that you found it? If you don't plan to join bookcrossing you can remain anonymous. If you do join, please use my name (SCOUT-FINCH) as your referral - thanks!
Happy reading!
For about 30 seconds, this book was in one of the Little Free Library type-boxes at The Village Shopping Center as we were strolling around after a family lunch, but then my niece plucked it back out, saying "hey, I'd like to read that!" - she vowed when done to release it back to a Little Free Library somewhere in the South Bay, California....
