Bookmooched.

A fairly typical Paulo Coelho about finding the meaning of love and life. The narrator, a famous author, thinks he has a very happy marriage, but suddenly his wife disappears without any warning, though leaving a few clues that she is still alive. It becomes a zahir, or obsession, to find out where she has gone and why. Of course, it's this journey to the obsession that is the subject of the book.
The interesting thing is that the book is prefaced by the poem Ithaca, by Constantine Cavafy, which was a theme of the last book, I read (East of the Sun). How did that happen?

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Released at the Chertsey Meet-Up this evening.

Picked up at the meet tonight.

Culling Mt Tbr, moving this on.

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Posted to perfect-circle for the BCUK January Birthday Exchange.
Happy Birthday and enjoy!

Opened today, thank you very much!

Started off quite enjoying this, thought it'd be something to really get into, but I just lost interest along the way.

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Found This book two days ago on a bench in princes street gardens, Im looking forward to reading it, I love this author. This is such a good idea, such a magical way of reading books. Thanks very much!