Given to me by a local member of www.freecycle.org.

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RELEASE NOTES:

Taking to the Bookcrossing Uk Unconvetion in Brighton

These books will either be on the book table on Saturday - or released oon Sunday release walks - or taken home by bookcrossers to keep the bookcrossing zones stocked.

Released for the Never Judge A Book By Its Cover release challenge: Week 25 - Flowers.

Hiya weebs, nice to meet you at the Uncon. This looks a good book, so going to make available etc.

RELEASE NOTES:

Sending onto chelseagirl, BCUK Extra Swap, enjoy:0)

Arrived safely, many thanks.

Weird ... I absolutely hated the first couple of chapters of this and in faqct put it down and started reading something else! Fortunately I gave it another go and once I'd got past my initial dislike of the gardening element I thoroughly enjoyed this and finished it in two or three sittings. In some ways I could identify with the main character Alice, who is a single parent living in a rural area, and I really enjoyed the twists and turns of her love life, the lives of her friends and neighbours and I even warmed to the ongoing theme of gardening!!

Passed on to me by chelseagirl as we were both after it in the book swap. Will go onto Mt TBR for a while, though.

I really enjoyed this, and laughed out loud once or twice. The descriptions of how the minds of young children work were very accurate and brought back memories of my own children at that age. An easy read with a real feel-good factor, which makes me want to read her other books now.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Taking this to the bookcrossing meet. If not picked up by another bookcrosser it will be on the shelf in the pub.