Journal Entry 1 by cestmoi from Hamilton, Ontario Canada on Wednesday, December 11, 2002

Pre-numbered label used for registration. 

Journal Entry 2 by cestmoi from Hamilton, Ontario Canada on Thursday, September 04, 2003

All my Christopher Moore's are staying firmly on my real bookshelf..except for this one since its a duplicate and CasualReader is going to send me another Moore in exchange...I love trades!!! 

Journal Entry 3 by CasualReader on Thursday, September 18, 2003

Thanks cestmoi.

I'm almost done with Bloodsucking Fiends. If my wife will leave me alone, I'll be able to get it read and sent out this weekend.

Another one for my Christopher Moore Marathone. Woohoo! 

Journal Entry 4 by fanclub from Baltimore, Maryland USA on Friday, December 05, 2003

Came from a fellow BookCrosser...thanks for sharing! 

Journal Entry 5 by fanclub from Baltimore, Maryland USA on Saturday, October 09, 2004

From the publisher:

Sam Hunter is a very successful thirty-five-year-old insurance salesman. His life is more or less complete: he's got a new Mercedes, a great condo, a 52-inch television - but no girlfriend. Then he sees Calliope, the most gorgeous creature he has ever encountered. She's exactly the kind of woman he has always wanted in his life but never had the courage even to approach. Enter Coyote, an ancient Indian god famous for his abilities as a trickster, wise in many ways, in others a total fool. He has just the medicine to bring these lovers together, but after that he hasn't got a clue. In fact, Sam Hunter was actually born Samson Hunts Alone, a Crow Indian raised on the tribe's Montana reservation. At age fifteen, when he was full of rebellion, a miscalculation with the law forced him to run away. Twenty years later, safely ensconced in his yuppie persona, that earlier life is just a distant memory. Until Coyote enters the picture. From then on, nothing is the same. From Los Angeles to Las Vegas, then back to the Montana Crow reservation Coyote Blue is the story of how Sam Hunter becomes a brave man, of how he finds love and redemption and release. It is a wonderful, spiritual, and totally uplifting tale, by turns mysterious, terrifying, and outrageous.

Another masterpiece by Mr. Moore. This is a fantastic tale of identity and self-discovery, with an irreverant poke at religion and American life. Ultimately, love and self-sacrifice win the day, leaving the reader with the same hopeful satisfaction as his other books. 

Journal Entry 6 by fanclub from Baltimore, Maryland USA on Saturday, October 09, 2004

I'm a dork, and did not release this book at the beach as planned. So I'm offering it up on CasualReader's BookRelay at:

http://bookrelay.com/relay.php?id=56 

Journal Entry 7 by fanclub at CasualReader's BookRelay release in -- Mail or by hand-rings, RABCK, meetings, Hawaii USA on Sunday, October 10, 2004

Released 7 yrs ago (10/11/2004 UTC) at CasualReader's BookRelay release in -- Mail or by hand-rings, RABCK, meetings, Hawaii USA

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

RELEASE NOTES:

Mailing off to karendawn ... enjoy! 

Journal Entry 8 by karendawn from Lafayette, Indiana USA on Saturday, October 16, 2004

The book arrived today. Thank you very much. I'm definitely looking forward to reading another Christopher Moore book! 

Journal Entry 9 by karendawn from Lafayette, Indiana USA on Wednesday, October 27, 2004

Although I have high hopes for any Christopher Moore book, I was really not expecting to like this one very much because the description on the back cover didn't really appeal to me. Thus, I was pleasantly surprised to have really enjoyed this book. Not only was it really funny, I liked the characters a lot. 

Journal Entry 10 by karendawn at on Saturday, October 30, 2004

Released on Saturday, October 30, 2004 at about 11:00:00 AM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at Mailed to a fellow Bookcrosser in n/a, n/a Controlled Releases.

RELEASE NOTES:

off to Geegal via surface mail 

Journal Entry 11 by Geegal on Tuesday, December 14, 2004

Thank you karendawn for this relay book! This will be my 2nd Moore book! 

Journal Entry 12 by Geegal at Mailed to a fellow BookCrosser in Postal Release, Book Relay -- Controlled Releases on Wednesday, January 05, 2005

Released on Wednesday, January 05, 2005 at about 5:00:00 AM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at Mailed to a fellow BookCrosser in Postal Release, Book Relay Controlled Releases.

RELEASE NOTES:

enjoy 

Journal Entry 13 by boucli from Toulouse, Midi-Pyrénées France on Friday, January 07, 2005

Just arrived, thanks a lot, Geegal !!! I'm looking forward to reading my second C. Moore's book !

reserved for CdnBlueRose 

Journal Entry 14 by boucli from Toulouse, Midi-Pyrénées France on Thursday, March 31, 2005

Though I didn't enjoy the book as much as "bloodsucking fiends", it was a really a good read, I really liked the characters. And it was a change to see a Crow indian as the "main character" ("hero" doesn't fit well here !), the Crows always being the "bad indians" in the cowboys-indians movies I used to watch on TV !
The indians legends and traditions are presented here with an unsual, funny, yet respectful point of view...(Coyote is an incredible "guy" !!)

Thanks for the read, the book has been sent to CdnBlueRose two days ago. 

Journal Entry 15 by CdnBlueRose from Arvada, Colorado USA on Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Received in a book relay from boucli - thank you!
I've actually received another copy of this book recently, so I think I'm going to relay this one again!
 

Journal Entry 16 by CdnBlueRose from Arvada, Colorado USA on Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Wow! Super fast transaction - listed this duplicate on book relay and it was snapped up right away by wonderful cheesygiraffe!! I'll be sending it out in tomorrow's mail - ENJOY!!! 

Journal Entry 17 by cheesygiraffe from Florence, Alabama USA on Monday, April 18, 2005

Wow that was fast! Thanks so much for offering up this book. ((((Rosie)))) 

Journal Entry 18 by cheesygiraffe from Florence, Alabama USA on Friday, November 14, 2008

I really enjoyed this one. It had to be because of Coyote the trickster. He tickled me. Only in America, can a Indian become a Yuppie.