Journal Entry 1 by YokoSpungeon from Dunboyne, Co. Meath Ireland on Saturday, March 06, 2004

Registered as part of THE 2004 BOOKCROSSING CONVENTION RACE TO A MILLION!

This is a fabulous, yummy, gorgeous book...

...that is, unless (c'est pas possible!) you don't like chocolat! 

Journal Entry 2 by Alex26 from London , Greater London United Kingdom on Wednesday, April 14, 2004

Another one caught from Yoko. I've heard rubbish things about the film so I'm going to work on the basis that the book has got to be better then the film! 

Journal Entry 3 by Alex26 from London , Greater London United Kingdom on Saturday, June 05, 2004

As I said, I heard rubbish things about the film so it's got be very different to the book.

I loved the juxtaposition (is that how you spell it) of Vianne's and Francis' narratives, the richness of the characters, the gentle unravelling of the story and understatment running through out and if nothing else the mental images of all the yummy chocolates making my mouth water.


To be released at the Cittie of Yorke meet up on Tuesday
 

Journal Entry 4 by Fire-Dragon from San Francisco, California USA on Wednesday, June 09, 2004

I picked this up at my first London meetup at Citte of Yorke last night. I have read other Joanne Harris books and found them mildly enjoyable. I think this is probably one of her better ones as it was a delightful film. A real comfort read. 

Journal Entry 5 by Fire-Dragon from San Francisco, California USA on Sunday, October 31, 2004

Too many books to read, too little time!

I've decided to let this one go - I'm sure I'll get another opportunity to read it and I've already seen the film twice. 

Journal Entry 6 by Fire-Dragon at Phone booth near Clapham North tube in Clapham, Greater London United Kingdom on Sunday, October 31, 2004

Released on Sunday, October 31, 2004 at about 1:00:00 PM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at Clapham North Pub in London - Clapham, England United Kingdom.

HALLOWEEN SPECIAL RELEASE: Released in a goodie pack along with The Shining by Stephen King, a Chupa Chup, a packet of smarties and a BookCrossing limited edition label.

The Clapham North is the pub opposite Clapham North tube. The pack was left on a shelf by the baisins, downstairs in the ladies' toilets. 

Journal Entry 7 by Megan81 on Sunday, December 26, 2004

Found this book on Halloween, 2004 at the Clapham North Pub. Will take it to New York this New Years to release it.

Havent finished reading it yet, but so far so good!

CAUGHT IN THE CLAPHAM NORTH BAR, LONDON ENGLAND