Journal Entry 1 by ajsmom from Quesnel, British Columbia Canada on Monday, October 27, 2008

Joining Mt TBR. 

Journal Entry 2 by ajsmom from Quesnel, British Columbia Canada on Sunday, August 23, 2009

Three years of the siege of Sarajevo, condensed into one month is how the author describes his efforts at telling part of the horrors of war. We follow 3 characters closely as they attempt to survive and maintain their humanity while trapped inside their once beautiful city. A haunting novel. 

Journal Entry 3 by ajsmom from Quesnel, British Columbia Canada on Tuesday, September 01, 2009

Heading out on a bookray with the following participants:

lauraloo29
rockyhorror1978
azuki
JDT
ladyofunicorns ----> book is here February 27, 2010
ApoloniaX
penelopewanders
bookmaniac70
lidlekiwi
mafarrimond
shovelmonkey1
DevilKitty
rapturina
Atrus 

Journal Entry 4 by lauraloo29 from Edmonton, Alberta Canada on Monday, September 14, 2009

Arrived safe and sound while I was on vacation. It will take me a few days to get my head back into the real world. I'm in the middle of another book I was supposed to read on vacation and didn't. But this book will be next. Thank you! 

Journal Entry 5 by lauraloo29 from Edmonton, Alberta Canada on Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Excellent read. I am ashamed at how much I didn't pay attention in the early 90's regarding Sarajevo.

I have the next address and the book will be on its way this weekend. 

Journal Entry 6 by rockyhorror1978 from St. Catharines, Ontario Canada on Friday, October 09, 2009

Received today in the mail. I am looking forward to reading and passing it along! Thanks to ajsmom for arranging this bookring and to lauraloo29 for passing it along! 

Journal Entry 7 by rockyhorror1978 from St. Catharines, Ontario Canada on Saturday, October 17, 2009

Galloway did an excellent job of capturing the human side of war. We so often forget that for people in a war zone, life goes on. Tasks that were once mundane become larger than life and overwhelming. It also changes their perspective about people and life. The cellist was an excellent representation of hope. While I feel it is morbid to say that I enjoyed this book, it definitely was a book that I am glad that I have read.

I have the address of the next reader and will send on to them. 

Journal Entry 8 by rockyhorror1978 at Miami, Florida USA on Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Released 2 yrs ago (10/30/2009 UTC) at Miami, Florida USA

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Being sent to the next reader in this bookring: azuki. Enjoy! 

Journal Entry 9 by azuki from Miami, Florida USA on Sunday, December 20, 2009

Happy News!! The book just arrived yesterday!! The postmark said 11-14 so it took over a month to reach Miami - a record breaking speed I'd say. I am so glad it arrived as we almost gave it up for good. Yay yay!! 

Journal Entry 10 by azuki from Miami, Florida USA on Thursday, February 04, 2010

First off, sorry that I have kept my book for over a month, way longer than the norm and my personal standard, but other books and things kept getting in the way.
This is an excellently crafted book, capturing perfectly and powerfully the humanity of people living during a war. Arrow is such a great character, although for the other two males, it took me some time not to get them mixed up as the story switchs back and forth from different viewpoints. I am very glad to be part of this ring.
JDT wishes to skip so I will mail this to ladyofunicorns as soon as I hear back from her.
 

Journal Entry 11 by ladyofunicorns from Santa Fe, New Mexico USA on Saturday, February 27, 2010

I received this in the mail and am looking forward to reading it. I have a few bookrings/rays ahead of it but it shouldn't take me long to get to it. As soon as I have read it, I will make another entry. 

Journal Entry 12 by ajsmom at Quesnel, British Columbia Canada on Monday, June 06, 2011

The lovely ApoloniaX has restarted this ray and you can find it here:

www.bookcrossing.com/journal/8219596