A very interesting and intriguing read. Thought about keeping this book in my permanent collection but can always buy it again in hardback if I want to keep it. So wrapped it up in lovely M&S paper and released at tonight's Leeds Bookcrossing Newbies meeting as a Secret Santa.

Secret Santa! :D From the meetup tonight - had a copy of Orwell's complete novels somewhere but, er, misplaced it before I had chance to read it. I shall keep this one on a lead... Thanks!

Wow, another one that I bought today from the Methodist charity shop turns out to be a bookcrossing book. How lucky am I? I bought this to take to the Uncon next Fri as it is a brilliant classic and was just 20p.

For the Uncon.

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This was due to be released as part of the Unconvention release walk, but was left over at the end. I have hung on to it to re-read it.

Robbie-Rabble didn't get round to rereading this in the end, so I'm marking this as available until I get chance to move it on.

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