Journal Entry 1 by FiBe from Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire United Kingdom on Tuesday, October 26, 2004

To be read 

Journal Entry 2 by FiBe from Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 27, 2004

I read this in a day so it obviously kept me hooked and the writing style was straight to the point without any unnecessary flowering. The story is basically about 3 generations of a family and the secrets that are kept and how they are all found out.

It was an interesting read.

This is now going to be an international bookray if I get enough members. 

Journal Entry 3 by FiBe from Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire United Kingdom on Thursday, October 28, 2004

This is now a BOOKRAY.

The Rules:
1. When you receive the book please journal it to let everyone else know how far it has got.
2. PM the next person on the list for their address, ready for when you finish the book.
3. After you've read it please journal again with your comments and let us know that you've posted it on.
4. Last on the list to receive the book can either advertise on the forums for new members (or send a pm and I can) or can wild release it.

Members:
bacicoline (Paris, France)
PCSAF (Gondamar, Portugal)
mrsordonez (Missouri, US)
pjmom8025 (Minnesota, US)
squirrel818 (Nebraska, USA
MmeClinton (Maine, USA)
 

Journal Entry 4 by FiBe at BookRing in Book Ring, A Bookring -- Controlled Releases on Tuesday, November 16, 2004

Released on Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at about 11:00:00 AM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at BookRing in Book Ring, A Bookring Controlled Releases.

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Sent to bacicoline as a bookring. Happy Reading 

Journal Entry 5 by bacicoline from Paris, Ile-de-France France on Tuesday, November 23, 2004

I've just received the book.
I'm impatient to read it and will do it as fast as I can.
****

I really enjoyed this book and as my feeling about it is written on its back, I'm just going to quote it as The New York wrote it better than I could do...
this author has "written a book that leaves you wishing it were longer"

The book will be sent tomorrow morning
(1st of december) 

Journal Entry 6 by PCSAF from Gondomar, Porto Portugal on Tuesday, December 21, 2004

Got it with me. I'll try to be fast. Thanks ;-) 

Journal Entry 7 by PCSAF from Gondomar, Porto Portugal on Thursday, January 06, 2005

I have read it and enjoyed!! At first seems to be just another story, but as long as the story grows it becomes more interesting!! I hope the next person enjoys it also. Waiting for the address to send it. 

Journal Entry 8 by mrsordonez from St. Louis, Missouri USA on Wednesday, January 19, 2005

Recieved! I have one bookring in front of this one, but should get to it quickly. Thanks, and I'll journal more upon reading. 

Journal Entry 9 by mrsordonez from St. Louis, Missouri USA on Thursday, January 20, 2005

I read this book in one sitting! That surprised me, as I usually don't have that luxury. I put down my other bookring book, since I had been struggling with it, and upon picking this one up, I couldn't set it down. I liked especially how the 3rd person perspective changed with every chapter. The story wove together nicely at the end. I think it was one that my mom would especially like, so I'll be recommending it to her. I've pm'ed pjmom8025 for her address. Thanks for including me in this one! 

Journal Entry 10 by ID20080001 on Monday, January 31, 2005

I got this in the mail today. I have one book ahead of it. I will start it as soon as possible. 

Journal Entry 11 by ID20080001 on Wednesday, February 02, 2005

I started this book today and hope to send it out early next week. 

Journal Entry 12 by ID20080001 on Saturday, February 05, 2005

This was an enjoyable book once I got the hang of the third person narrative. The family tree was a bit confusing and I finally had to write down who was 'begotten' by whom.

I will be shipping this off on Monday. 

Journal Entry 13 by squirrel818 from Tafton, Pennsylvania USA on Friday, February 11, 2005

Received in the mail today. I will read it asap. 

Journal Entry 14 by squirrel818 from Tafton, Pennsylvania USA on Friday, February 25, 2005

This was a little soap opraish for me, but the characters where great. An entertaining read. Thanks fo sharing! 

Journal Entry 15 by squirrel818 at Postal Release in South Berwick, Maine USA on Friday, February 25, 2005

Released 7 yrs ago (2/25/2005 UTC) at Postal Release in South Berwick, Maine USA

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Journal Entry 16 by MmeClinton from South Berwick, Maine USA on Saturday, March 05, 2005

I have just received this as the final person in the bookray! I have a few books I am in the middle of and which people are waiting for, so I may keep this a bit, since I'm the last one... unless someone contacts me for it! It was on my wish list, and after reading all the journal entries, I'm rarin' to go! 

Journal Entry 17 by MmeClinton at on Thursday, March 24, 2005

Released 7 yrs ago (3/22/2005 UTC) at

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I left this book on the shelf opposite the washbasins in the women's loo located in the Roman Baths (between the entrance to the Baths and the Pump Room). I took this book all the way back to England on a visit so it would return to the country of its original release... it was raining, so I didn't want to leave it outside! I was staying in a bed and breakfast and enjoying reading this when I wasn't out and about. It is a really nice read, although the ending event seemed just too pat.... and maybe it's because I am not Catholic, so all the Catholicism wound its way sometimes strangely into the tale. The characters are very affecting... they all seem very likely and very diverse, but I do think that in several generations in the modern world, such vast diversity can happen. It is really a book to just enjoy without every feeling you are struggling to get through it. I hope it finds a new reader, since I often will not wild release out of fear that the book will never be claimed! 

Journal Entry 18 by FiBe from Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire United Kingdom on Thursday, April 21, 2005

That's it everyone on the Bookray has now read this book! I hope that someone finds it and appreciates it as much as everyone else seems to have now that it has been wild released but I am glad that everyone has enjoyed it.

Hope you had a nice holiday MmeClinton! 

Journal Entry 19 by StephanieL from Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Germany on Sunday, April 24, 2005

Hello,

I ha heard of bookcrossing before and had alwauys found it very intersting and exiting, therefore I felt very happy finding the book in the lady's in a cafetieria in Bath where I was on a day trip. I am a student in Cardiff and started reading the book last night and almost finished it because I could hardly put it away. in two weeks I ll fly to Edinburgh and plan to leave the book somewhere there in the centre

CAUGHT IN BATH SOUTHENGLAND UK