Registered by solittletime, Portland, Maine, USA on December 31, 2016. Pre-numbered label used for registration. Paperback.

Reserved for the 2016 Never Judge a Book By Its Cover Release Challenge, hosted by Secretariat, which week 53 features the 4th quarter re-do and this book refers to week 48, author's names with embedded nouns.

Also reserved for the December's Ultimate Challenge, hosted by jumpingin, whose theme is Architecture.

Released on a bench in the entryway at Ruby Tuesday, 11 Main St, Westbrook, Maine USA, around 3 PM on December 31, 2016.

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Found this delightful book a while ago and just got around to reading it. It's a "Hello Math Reader" that entices second- and third-grade readers to incorporate math into their daily lives. In this case, a class of grade-school children work together to raise enough money to buy a guinea pig and all the things necessary to take care of it by collecting returnable bottles and cans. Since I have a guinea pig of my own, I gladly recommend this book! :-)

Released this book via Operation Paperback (www.operationpaperback.org) for the hospital's "Comfort Cart". I hope this book will help improve someone's day. Happy BookCrossing!