The Midwich Cuckoos
4 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by Caroley from Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom on Sunday, November 23, 2008
Cuckoos lay eggs in other bird's nests. The clutch that was fathered on the quiet little village of Midwich, one night in September, proved to possess a monstrous will of its own. It promised to make the human race look as dated as the dinosaur.
This is a different edition to the picture shown above. It's an old Penguin (1967), but in excellent condition.
Journal Entry 2 by Caroley from Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom on Sunday, September 27, 2009
This was superb. I loved Day of the Triffids and this was even better. It's a short book at just over 200 pages but there's a lot of story packed in there. I was gripped right to the end.
Read it and you'll soon see why it deserves its place on the 1001 list.
As this is on the 1001-library's wish list I'm going to donate it.
Read it and you'll soon see why it deserves its place on the 1001 list.
As this is on the 1001-library's wish list I'm going to donate it.
Reserved for Heaven150
Released 14 yrs ago (3/19/2010 UTC) at Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom
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Posted surface mail to Heaven150
Posted surface mail to Heaven150
Fabulous little story. Short book (just over 200 pages), but very well written. Moves along at a very nice place, sucks you in and keeps you there. Found parts of it chilling. I think the most chilling thing is that it seems believable. I could actually imagine a small town "infested" with children with the ability to control others. Highly recommended.
Is now available again through the 1001-library.
Is now available again through the 1001-library.
Mailed out as part of the US/Can 1001-library VBB. Hope you enjoy it.
Received today, along with some great stamps for my mom's collection. Thank you!
Part of flewry's 1001-library VBB (round 2).
I love how the oddities of the site have put this book under "nonfiction"...
Part of flewry's 1001-library VBB (round 2).
I love how the oddities of the site have put this book under "nonfiction"...
This book has been weeded from the 1001-library due to lack of circulation: first I need to FIND it, but once I do it will probably hit the road. This is not a reflection on the book, but on my urgent need to downsize and my lack of unlimited space. :(
Monday, May 21, 2018: now that this is no longer part of the 1001 library, it's headed to Florida as a wishlist RABCK. Happy reading!
ETA 6/11/18
USPS tracking 9549 0104 3303 8141 4609 57
Released for my 2018 theater challenge - apparently there was a radio drama version done.
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ETA 6/11/18
USPS tracking 9549 0104 3303 8141 4609 57
Released for my 2018 theater challenge - apparently there was a radio drama version done.
I'm so glad you've found this book!
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