For Every Sin
Registered by SqueakyChu of Rockville, Maryland USA on 4/21/2008
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
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I selected this Advanced reader's Copy (ARC) from this year's Stone Ridge Annual Book sale on bag day.
Journal Entry 2 by SqueakyChu at Carroll Community College in Westminster, Maryland USA on Friday, March 6, 2009
Released 15 yrs ago (3/7/2009 UTC) at Carroll Community College in Westminster, Maryland USA
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This book is being released the Random House Book Fair at Carroll County Community College in Westminster, Maryland. That day ABXC (BookCrossers of Audubon, Pennsylvania), BookCrossers of Carroll County, and BC in DC (BookCrossers of the DC metropolitan area) are joining forces at two huge tables of books at the fair.
This book is being released the Random House Book Fair at Carroll County Community College in Westminster, Maryland. That day ABXC (BookCrossers of Audubon, Pennsylvania), BookCrossers of Carroll County, and BC in DC (BookCrossers of the DC metropolitan area) are joining forces at two huge tables of books at the fair.
No one chose this book today so I brought it home.
This turned out to be such a haunting, moving story. The last two paragraphs brought me to tears.
It's a novel about Theo, a young man who was released from the camps in Ukraine following the Holocaust. He planned to walk by himself across Europe to his home town of Baden-bei-Wein in Austria. Along the way, he tried to avoid other survivors, but he did encounter them from time to time. His exchanges of conversation, hot coffee, and cigarettes, were fraught with a heaviness of spirit. On many occasions, he remembered or imagined conversations with his mother, a beloved free spirit but mentally ill, and with his dad, a serious but rather distant paternal figure.
This is a Holocaust novel, but not a story of atrocities. It is a revelation of what it felt like to be a survivor. It gives the sense of alienation and the uncertainty if there was anything left for which to hope.
This is a Holocaust novel, but not a story of atrocities. It is a revelation of what it felt like to be a survivor. It gives the sense of alienation and the uncertainty if there was anything left for which to hope.
It's a novel about Theo, a young man who was released from the camps in Ukraine following the Holocaust. He planned to walk by himself across Europe to his home town of Baden-bei-Wein in Austria. Along the way, he tried to avoid other survivors, but he did encounter them from time to time. His exchanges of conversation, hot coffee, and cigarettes, were fraught with a heaviness of spirit. On many occasions, he remembered or imagined conversations with his mother, a beloved free spirit but mentally ill, and with his dad, a serious but rather distant paternal figure.
This is a Holocaust novel, but not a story of atrocities. It is a revelation of what it felt like to be a survivor. It gives the sense of alienation and the uncertainty if there was anything left for which to hope.
This is a Holocaust novel, but not a story of atrocities. It is a revelation of what it felt like to be a survivor. It gives the sense of alienation and the uncertainty if there was anything left for which to hope.
Journal Entry 5 by SqueakyChu at LFL - Vandegrift Ave (5811) (#7720) in Rockville, Maryland USA on Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Released 5 yrs ago (9/3/2018 UTC) at LFL - Vandegrift Ave (5811) (#7720) in Rockville, Maryland USA
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I selected this book from the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) to travel elsewhere...
Journal Entry 7 by SqueakyChu at LFL - Veirs Mill Rd (1605) #37285 in Rockville, Maryland USA on Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Released 5 yrs ago (9/25/2018 UTC) at LFL - Veirs Mill Rd (1605) #37285 in Rockville, Maryland USA
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Enjoy the book!
Now that you've "caught" this book, it is yours to do with as you like. Read it, keep it, or give it away. It's your choice!
I'd love if you'd enter a note here on BookCrossing about this book -- where you found it, how you like it, and/or where you release it. If you join BookCrossing (free and fun), kindly list me, SqueakyChu , or any other journaler on this thread as your referring person. Thank you so much.
Enjoy the book!