On to Mt TBR it goes.

This is a poignant portrayal of a child's journey, well written and consistently captivating. Well worth reading.

Plan to release this somewhere, sometime during the unconvention.

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An intriguing read that had me wanting to stop reading but also to finish the book.

Released at the ACT Bookcrossing Xmas party gathering.

Looks like a great read but I haven't got to it since Christmas, so it's going to Jerrabomberra today, to the bookshelf at Suppeto Collective.

Picked up off the shelf at Suppeto Collective Café, Jerrabomberra, NSW. Thank you.

Released outside of the Southern Institute of Technology, Invercargill, New Zealand, in front of a book wall frieze. (The wind today matches the wind blown trees on the book's cover.)





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