31 Dream Street
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BOOK DESCRIPTION:
"Leah and Toby have lived across the street from one another for years without meeting ... and in that time, Leah has been itching to peek bejomd tje frpmt dppr pf Tpny's eccentric house, always packed to the rafters with weird and wonderful tenants. When fate finally lets her in, Leah finds that Toby needs her as much as she is surprised to realise she might need him.
Sometimes life needs a helping hand - with a sprinkle of romance and their own special magic, Toby and Leah's dreams show the glimmer of a chance of coming true." (Description from back of book.)
Why not become a BookCrossing member? It costs nothing, is Spam-free and as anonymous as you wish to make it when you fill out your profile page. As a member, you can keep track of “your” book again and again; see where it goes and who has it. You’ll be amazed where your books turn up!
If you do decide to join, please give my name, Germanophile, as the person who referred you. Thanks!
BOOK DESCRIPTION:
"Leah and Toby have lived across the street from one another for years without meeting ... and in that time, Leah has been itching to peek bejomd tje frpmt dppr pf Tpny's eccentric house, always packed to the rafters with weird and wonderful tenants. When fate finally lets her in, Leah finds that Toby needs her as much as she is surprised to realise she might need him.
Sometimes life needs a helping hand - with a sprinkle of romance and their own special magic, Toby and Leah's dreams show the glimmer of a chance of coming true." (Description from back of book.)
I got very caught up in this tale of many individuals in London, living in or near a big house in London. This book is much different from "Ralph's Party," which I read with mixed feelings. Maybe there are too many happy endings, but I was in the mood for a happy ending when I picked this up.
Another casualty of the Not-So-Great Migration of 2009. Have no idea where this book is, but am marking as "travelling" in case it shows up in future. A real shame, too, as I really liked the book and wanted to give it to someone as RABCK.
