Registered by solittletime, Portland, Maine, USA on October 13, 2017. Pre-numbered label used for registration. Mass market paperback.

Reserved for the October 2017 Ultimate Challenge Thread, whose theme is time, hosted by jumpingin.

Also reserved for the 2017 TICK TOCK challenge, hosted by DragonGoddess.

And for the 2017 TV Series Book Release Challenge, hosted by Davros-10.

Released in the Little Free Library at Black Cat Coffee, 463 Stevens Ave, Portland, Maine USA, around 8 PM on October 14, 2017.

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I had finished binge watching the Gilmour Girls TV series (15 years after its debut) when I happened upon this novelization of some of the episodes. It was in the Little Free Library outside Black Cat Coffee in Portland, Maine. Several months passed before I had time to read it. I was charmed by some of the dialog in the book, and recalled some memorable scenes from the series’ early years. As a piece of literature, it’s not much. But as a chance for a fan to revisit a beloved show and its characters — it’s quite satisfying.

I finished reading “Gilmour Girls: The Other Side of Summer” on March 26, 2018 in Lenox, Massachusetts, while staying at The Cornell Inn on Main Street. I will leave the book in their lending library for another lucky book lover to find.