Number the Stars
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Released 14 yrs ago (10/4/2009 UTC) at Shokudo Restaurant in Honolulu, Hawaii USA
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Left on a bench outside the restaurant.
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Left on a bench outside the restaurant.
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This book was set free to find a new reader; I'm so glad you've found it!
If you're new to Bookcrossing, I hope you will take some time to explore this wonderful free and anonymous community and learn about what it has to offer.
Free your books - help spread the words!
Thank you for this lovely read :) I felt a connection to the story because of my Jewish heritage and I felt such an overwelming sense admiration for the heroism and selflessness of these characters. A very moving story and history.
Anyway, I found it sitting in my restaurant where I worked. Apparently one of coworkers brought it in from outside on the bench and it sat there for a few days, then I finally said, "well, if no one else takes this, I will!". I've actually been wanting to read this book since almost 15 years ago when a booklegger introduced it to my second-grade class! I spent a little over an hour reading it in a cafe with a warm latte after finals, and then finished it on an airplane back to the mainland. I'm now going to leave it with my mom in Austin, TX and I hope she passes it along to someone else once she finishes (...though with her pace, that may take a while....)
CAUGHT IN HONOLULU HI USA
Anyway, I found it sitting in my restaurant where I worked. Apparently one of coworkers brought it in from outside on the bench and it sat there for a few days, then I finally said, "well, if no one else takes this, I will!". I've actually been wanting to read this book since almost 15 years ago when a booklegger introduced it to my second-grade class! I spent a little over an hour reading it in a cafe with a warm latte after finals, and then finished it on an airplane back to the mainland. I'm now going to leave it with my mom in Austin, TX and I hope she passes it along to someone else once she finishes (...though with her pace, that may take a while....)
CAUGHT IN HONOLULU HI USA
