Journal Entry 1 by jamesmum from Richmond, British Columbia Canada on Wednesday, October 05, 2005

Excellent book - unusual enough that it might not be some people's cup of tea, but the story is engrossing and kept me up late at night. I will never ride the underground again without wondering....

BOOKRING

1. GothamGal (US)
   
2. pelikanol (Denmark)
   
3. Cloggy (UK)
   
4. Dark-Draco (UK)
   
5. Russp (UK)
6. Buffra (US) <--- the book is here now
   
7. Beloved49 (US)
8. Knitwit (US) <--- asked to be removed
   
9. Luintaurien (US) Please contact the ring organiser for a status update before sending the book to Luintaurian
   

Journal Entry 2 by gothamgal on Monday, February 06, 2006

TBR. Received as part of a bookring. Thanks Jamesmum.
This book was pretty good. Hard to put down and the concept was amazing.

Sent to pelikanol via Global priority mail. 

Journal Entry 3 by pelikanol from Svendborg, Fyns Amt Denmark on Thursday, April 20, 2006

Aha! There it is. By the look of the box it came in, the book has had a bumpy ride - but it´s ok and I´m happy it decided to resurface *lol* I´ll get started on it right away. 

Journal Entry 4 by jamesmum from Richmond, British Columbia Canada on Saturday, April 22, 2006

HOORAY! I am so happy that this book found its way through the international mail system. Never give up on a bookring! 

Journal Entry 5 by pelikanol from Svendborg, Fyns Amt Denmark on Monday, April 24, 2006

This really is a great book. I´m so happy it didn´t get lost in the mail after all. It´s a very well-written book. The descriptions of the characters, places and emotions are very vivid, almost filmic. This is a very interesting tale of a very different side of London, and I´m definately going to go out and buy this book.

Sent off to Cloggy on Friday 28. April. 

Journal Entry 6 by cloggy from London , Greater London United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Got it this morning. Thanks Pelikanol & jamesmum for sharing. Perfect timing, I've just put 3 bookring books in the post this morning. 

Journal Entry 7 by cloggy from London , Greater London United Kingdom on Thursday, May 11, 2006

Thoroughly enjoyable read. Gaiman obviously had a lot of fun with the tube stop names - Earl's Court, Knightsbridge (or should I say Night's Bridge) and he used them inventively.
Nice way of turning the world upside down, the homeless knowing what is going on - the place for the people who have fallen through the cracks of society.

I've got Dark-Draco's addy and will try to get it in the post tomorrow 

Journal Entry 8 by dark-draco from Ledbury, Herefordshire United Kingdom on Monday, May 15, 2006

I've been wanting to read this ever since it was serialised on the TV - now I can. Will put it to top of TBR pile. 

Journal Entry 9 by dark-draco from Ledbury, Herefordshire United Kingdom on Monday, May 29, 2006

EXCELLENT! WONDERFUL! As brilliant as I thought it would be. I read it over three days and felt free to curse work for taking me away from it! Having seen and loved the TV serial, I couldn't get those characters out of my head, but that didn't detract from the story at all. I think I'm going to have to find my own copy so I can read it again and again.

Thank you for organising this bookring. 

Journal Entry 10 by dark-draco at Controlled Release in Controlled Release, --by post or by hand (ie ring, ray, RABCK, trade) -- Controlled Releases on Saturday, June 03, 2006

Released 5 yrs ago (6/3/2006 UTC) at Controlled Release in Controlled Release, --by post or by hand (ie ring, ray, RABCK, trade) -- Controlled Releases

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

RELEASE NOTES:

Sent to next person in ring. 2nd class, so should be there by end of the week. 

Journal Entry 11 by russp from Tiverton, Devon United Kingdom on Thursday, June 08, 2006

received today with thanks , starting it right away , cant wait , if its like his other books it will be a joy to read 

Journal Entry 12 by AnonymousFinder on Monday, June 19, 2006

another great book by neil gaiman, a fantastic and thought provoking story ,
the americanisms did grate abit though, sidewalk,trash can etc,just not quite right for a book set in london , however i enjoyed it immensly  

Journal Entry 13 by buffra from Columbus, Ohio USA on Saturday, August 05, 2006

Caught it!!

:) 

Journal Entry 14 by jamesmum from Richmond, British Columbia Canada on Monday, January 08, 2007

From the ring organiser: Could whoever has this book please post an update? Thank you. 

Journal Entry 15 by buffra from Columbus, Ohio USA on Monday, January 08, 2007

Good timing, Jamesmum! (or, um, maybe I kept the book too long...oops) It went into the mail this morning, actually, on it's way to Beloved49.

I got this just after receiving two other Gaiman books and found myself not quite in the mood for it. I held onto it for a little while thinking that maybe I'd have time for it. There were a few false starts getting an address to send it on. And then it got a bit overlooked in the holiday shuffle. Lots of excuses, in other words....though at least the dog didn't eat it! :)

I hope, someday, to get back to it and read more Gaiman, but for now I'm just glad to have passed it along! (finally!)

I do apologize for having kept it far longer than I should have. I hope that the next person/people enjoy it and that it concludes its travels safely. 

Journal Entry 16 by Beloved49 from Lynbrook, New York USA on Tuesday, January 16, 2007

This is a Ring book. I can not read it as of now as I am not well. On my Bookshelf page you will not that I am taking a break to get well. Much thanks to jamesmum
for starting the ring.

Beloved49 

Journal Entry 17 by Beloved49 from Lynbrook, New York USA on Friday, February 02, 2007

A wonderful read. I am so happy that you gave me the extra time to read this.
Where would you like me to send it now. Just PM me and let mr know.
I must say I really enjoyed thid book! 

Journal Entry 18 by Beloved49 from Lynbrook, New York USA on Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Thanks for sharing this book. Where would you like me to mail it to? Did I miss your PM?

Beloved49