What I Loved: A Novel
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Journal Entry 2 by debnance at United States Post Office - 455 E. House St. in Alvin, Texas USA on Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Released 13 yrs ago (1/12/2011 UTC) at United States Post Office - 455 E. House St. in Alvin, Texas USA
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Off to a new reader! This book is heading out in the 1001 Books You Must Read Bookbox. I plan to mail it off in a few days.
Selected from the bookbox. Thank you!
I have flagged this to read on Kindle so I can let this copy go. Thanks for sharing it! It is now traveling in my Fiction and Literature bookbox.
Picked up in a fiction and literature book box.
taken out of Flewry's US Shrinking Bookbox
Looks interesting, so I'm adding to MT TBR
Looks interesting, so I'm adding to MT TBR
this was an enjoyable read. Found it alittle slow going at times, but the character development was good and the emotions of the characters can be felt.
Thanks for sharing
reserving for an upcoming bookbox
Thanks for sharing
reserving for an upcoming bookbox
sending off in Meekachu07 's Surprise Paperback Bookbox Round 6
Happy Travels
Happy Travels
Chosen from the Surprise Paperback book box. While all the books looked absolutely worth reading, I chose this as the most compelling. Thanks for including it in the box; I look forward to reading it sometime in the future. The other two will be traveling on.
