Journal Entry 1 by ezrajimi from Enfield, Connecticut USA on Friday, January 17, 2003

What an amzing story! Everyone should read this. Wally Lamb is great....I just wish he could write them a little quicker than he has been :O) Read it, read it, read it!!!!! 

Journal Entry 2 by ezrajimi from Enfield, Connecticut USA on Monday, January 20, 2003

This will be going out to a fellow crosser :O) 

Journal Entry 3 by ezrajimi from Enfield, Connecticut USA on Tuesday, January 28, 2003

Released this book today to fellow bookcrosser via US MAil. Hope you enjoy it :O) 

Journal Entry 4 by bluenoser from Eymet, Aquitaine France on Tuesday, February 04, 2003

I just received this in the mail, have read the blurb on the back and about 4 pages of reviews(out of 23 pages!) from other BXers. I think I'm really going to enjoy this one and am sneaking it in half way down my "To Be Read" pile. In fact I may even start it while reading another book! Thank you for the trade ezrajimi.
I am so pleased with the eclectic selection of books I have received in trade - a good mystery, a classic sci-fi, and some very different novels. If only there were 48 hours in a day! 24 to do what you you have to and 24 to do what you really want to, including read more!
I've just written release notes for this and relised I forgot to add that I really enjoyed this book. It's uncanny how Wally Lamb was able to empathize so well with a young, traumatized, teenaged/young woman! Now I'll have to read his other book/s. 

Journal Entry 5 by bluenoser at on Tuesday, March 11, 2003

Released on Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at In a countryside pub in Somewhere between Wareham and Blandford, Dorset United Kingdom.

We plan to stop for lunch in a pub, somewhere between Wareham and Blandford today, about 12.30 p.m. I'll leave it on my chair when we leave!! 

Journal Entry 6 by ashleyandjane from Wareham, Dorset United Kingdom on Sunday, August 17, 2003

well...it's got it all. I did not read the back cover and only realised when she had her college medical..........I don't know what Wally Lamb's own experiences are to write such an original story but the main character is realisitic. We've ordered "I know this much is true" The book was found at the country pub, the Kings Arms in Stoborough, Dorset and taken to Brittany to be read by yours truly and my wife. Both enjoyed it immensely and brought it back to be abandoned in Wareham.. We suspect our daughter will rescue it and so it will be bound for the London area.