My mom gave me this book after she tried to read it twice and gave up. I'll give it a chance but I've had trouble with Eco's novels before, so I'm not holding out a lot of hope.

I'm slowly getting rid of some books that I have little chance of ever tackling. I'm assuming that if I've held on to a book for 8 years and haven't read it yet, maybe I should give it a chance to find a good home, or at least someone to pass it on.

I'll be taking this to our monthly bookcrossers' meetup.

Received from Matty at last night's meeting for Little Free Library #2873. I'm sure some of the library's regulars would love to read this book. :)

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