Received in today's mail. Thanks waterfalling for your providing this copy so "March" can continue as a bookray! This is actually the second time I have restarted this ray - hope this 3rd copy is the charm!
Beautifully written account of Mr. March, the father of the "Little Women." Brooks' prose is eloquent -- the novel gives a vivid account of some of the tragedies of the Civil War. Highly recommend!
Received this morning! Thanks for posting it on to me. :D
I already read a little and it looks like it should be a very interesting book.
Bumping it to the top of mount TBR.
Journal Entry 7 by lostbookisland on Thursday, March 26, 2009
This book has washed ashore at the Lost Book Island after not being heard from for many months. This new arrival will be shown to a room and be allowed a bit of rest before being introduced to the many fun things to do here at the island.
All around there are books sipping cool drinks under shady palms while other books participate in a wide variety of beach sports. There is plenty of sand, surf and sun here for all of the lost and wayward books to enjoy.
It is hoped that very soon a new journal entry will come to rescue this book from the island and send it back out into the BookCrossing world so that it may continue on its journey. It is hoped that the new journal entry will tell all the interested parties where this book has been this long time and where it will be traveling to next.
Many, many apologies for letting this book stall with me for so long.
I dropped out of Bookcrossing completely for a few years and no longer had access to the email linked to my account.
I also thought that this book had got mixed into a box of things intended for a local charity shop and accidentally given away! Luckily this wasn't the case and I recently found it.
So I'll be contacting the members of this book ray to see if they're still interested, if not I'll offer it as a Ray or a RABCK.