Journal Entry 1 by Irissunshine from Appleton, Wisconsin USA on Friday, July 02, 2004

Extra copy 

Journal Entry 2 by Irissunshine from Appleton, Wisconsin USA on Monday, October 18, 2004

reserved for suefitz 

Journal Entry 3 by Irissunshine from Appleton, Wisconsin USA on Saturday, November 20, 2004

mailed to suefitz 

Journal Entry 4 by Suefitz from Saratoga, California USA on Thursday, March 16, 2006

Got months ago - sorry I thought I had already journaled.

Dad thought it was a great book is trying to read the whole series. Still missing a few. 

Journal Entry 5 by Suefitz at AMAT in Santa Clara, California USA on Thursday, March 16, 2006

Released 6 yrs ago (3/16/2006 UTC) at AMAT in Santa Clara, California USA

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Journal Entry 6 by Suefitz from Saratoga, California USA on Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Removing from shelf since it has been there close to a year - will try to get moving another way. 

Journal Entry 7 by Suefitz from Saratoga, California USA on Wednesday, February 28, 2007

This book is a ...“Ray it Forward”!
Thanks to crrcookie for the idea.


Let me try and explain what a “Ray It Forward” is. More or less it is the lazy way for me to set up a common BookRay. Ordinarily a BookRay has a list of participants and it gets mailed down the line to the last person who does whatever they wish with the book. Well, I have no desire to maintain a list so this is what I figure. I’ll find the first person that wants this book and send it to them. I just ask that they pass the book along “BookRay” fashion when they are done with it.

If you are in possession of this book then please look for another BookCrosser to pass it to. Check the wish lists, the forums, a yahoo group, the BookRelay, or offer it at a meeting …whatever way you choose to pass it on is up to you. If it seems that no other BookCrossers want it then send it along its way as a wild release but this should be a last resort.

What are the advantages of Ray it Forward?

Time frame – I ask that you pass the book along in a couple months or so but because there is not a “waiting list” the time is a little more relaxed than a standard BookRay.

Shipping Preferences – Choose your own. If you need to post within your own country then do so. If you choose to send international that is great too. If postal costs are a problem right now then hand it to another BookCrosser at a meeting, release to an OBCZ, ask for postage from the receiver or find some other way to get the book in the hands of another BookCrosser.

***Please note that it would be polite to let the next person know that this is a Ray It Forward book before you pass it along to them so that they will know that they will be expected to pass it on in a couple months.

Less Stress – Please do your best to keep this book moving but I am going to try my hardest not to worry about it anymore as I send it into the world to be enjoyed by as many as is its fate.