The dangers of the greenhouse effect and nuclear power in the 'future' of 2000. :-)

Picked up at the meetup tonight. Will probably end up buried deep in my TBR pile for a few months, but I *will* read it eventually...

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Taken to the BC-AUS conference in Sydney, and last seen on a table full of books at the registration evening. (Never did get around to reading it, but at least it's travelling)

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Picked up at our first convention function in Sydney- grabbed it as soon as I learned it was a NZ author. Great to meet you FutureCat, and what a lot of fun we had!
Will add this book to Mt TBR.

I finally picked up this book to read after I signed up for Secretariat's "You're Such an Animal" September release challenge
and saw "sparrow"n the title.
I only got to page 40 though (which is all I give books these days with so many on Mt TBR), and decided to give it away. The story jumps all over the place from paragraph to paragraph and is very simplistic - seems like it might be written for young adults. Now it is destined for the next release challenge.

RELEASE NOTES:

I left this sitting in the sculpture at the intersection.
To the finder : Hello and welcome to BookCrossing!
You have found yourself a book and a whole community of booklovers dedicated to sharing books. Please make a journal entry letting me know that this book has found a home. Feel free to read and keep this book, or to pass it on to a friend or even set it out "in the wild" for someone else to find like you did.
If you wish to register, you will be alerted by e-mail each time someone makes another journal entry. It’s confidential (no one is ever given your e-mail address) and free. I would love it if you indicate that you were referred by me.