Bought at a library thrift shop sale.

RELEASE NOTES:

Free to whoever wants it at the BookCrossing table at the Kensington Day of the Book Festival!

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At the International Day of the Book Festival the BookCrossers of the DC area provided a journal entry jar for those without internet access or had no desire to go online to make a journal entry. Here are the comments that were written on one of the journal entry forms:

[I chose this book because] I have others in the series.

By e.m.s. in Maryland