My boyfriend really liked this book. He already released his copy, but I found this copy for cheap and will read it sometime in the next ten years. I hope.

According to the inside front cover this copy used to belong to Port Moody Senior Secondary School. Three students, names and divisions listed, signed it out in 1998/99.

Left inside the box (on the SW corner) at 9:00 p.m. on February 3, 2011.

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Found book!!! In 24hour box on corner of Hemlock and Broadway! Plan to read it and will be back for another entry once finished!