Another fabulous read from Paulo Coelho. Coelho blends sympathy for his protagonist with an ironic comment on society. As with most of his books, the message is hopeful and asks us to live each day more engaged than yesterday.

Reserved for controlled release to mona1940

The reason that I have this book in my hands right now is that I received an email from another member releasing a few books. I asked for Coelho's book and I received it by mail ready to be release when I am finished with it. I just love the way Paulo Coelho puts the reader back in a pair of walking shoes. Asking us what the ... we are doing here complaining when it could be so wonderful, one minute at a time. Thanks to rebcamuse and even if it is difficult, I will let the book go for his own journey as soon as I finish reading it.

A Bookcrossing member send an email telling how much she would like to read this book. I read it twice since I received it from Rebcamuse. Now it is time to let it go for the rest of its journey. I had a wonderfull time reading it.
It's in the mail,
Good trip,

Love it, love it, love it! I read this book years ago during a very hard time in my life and it touched me very deeply. I was the light I needed to help pull me out of a very dark place. It gave me hope.
Now I am in a different place in my life, a much better place, positive, healthy, happy, and I am very excited to have the chance to read it again! Im sure it will be very difficult to let it go when the time comes...