Journal Entry 1 by petchmo from Liverpool, Merseyside United Kingdom on Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Cool book. 

Journal Entry 2 by petchmo at Liverpool, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom on Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Released 2 yrs ago (6/17/2009 UTC) at Liverpool, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom

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registered and gifted to shovelmonkey1 to read and release. 

Journal Entry 3 by shovelmonkey1 from Liverpool, Merseyside United Kingdom on Wednesday, June 17, 2009

another one from petchmo who is having a massive book clear out! yay! will read and release. started reading this after finishing The Sea by John Banville in the hope that PC will prove to be more inspiring. I have already read and enjoyed The Alchemist and Veronika Decides to Die so am hoping this one will be just as good. 

Journal Entry 4 by shovelmonkey1 from Liverpool, Merseyside United Kingdom on Sunday, June 21, 2009

Paolo Coehlo is the Aesop of the 21st century. Beautifully written fables that are neither simplistic or patronising and always easy to read, his stories peel the outer skin from human nature and reveal a dark, sometimes rotten core. The end note of this book is "life can seem very long or very short, according to how you live it". Not as brilliant as The Alchemist but definately worth reading.

Keeping this book to be sent out as a RABCK v soon. 

Journal Entry 5 by shovelmonkey1 at RABCK, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom on Saturday, July 18, 2009

Released 2 yrs ago (7/18/2009 UTC) at RABCK, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom

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This is being released to Kiptos as part of my 6 month book crossing anniversary International RABCK. Its in the post so i hope it gets to you soon - i can't believe its travelling all the way to singapore. Happy reading! 

Journal Entry 6 by Kiptos from Singapore, n/a Singapore on Friday, July 24, 2009

This book was waiting for me when I got home, I'm glad as I've been wanting to read one of Paulo Coelho's book for some time. Hopefully I shall get round to it soon after I'm done with all that I've on my plate now.

Thanks very much, shovelmonkey1 for sending this to me. Looking forward to reading it. Thanks for the postcard too - unique sculpture "Super Lamb Banana . Liverpool" - can see the lamb part but not the banana unless you want to count the colour. =) 

Journal Entry 7 by Kiptos from Singapore, n/a Singapore on Thursday, August 13, 2009

I'm done with this book and I was like hmm.. hmm.. most of the time I was reading it. "The story of one man is the story of all men" will draw you in naturally and you find yourself reflecting on human nature, what would you do if you are in Chantal Prym's shoes?

This is a good book and easy to read, my first by Paulo Coelho and I will look for his other books to read. Meantime, I will find someone to pass this book to. 

Journal Entry 8 by Kiptos from Singapore, n/a Singapore on Saturday, August 15, 2009

Reserved for a moocher - next stop: Down Under 

Journal Entry 9 by Kiptos at Singapore, a bookmoocher -- Controlled Releases on Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Released 2 yrs ago (8/16/2009 UTC) at Singapore, a bookmoocher -- Controlled Releases

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Book is on its way, eta in 3 months. 

Journal Entry 10 by nblakemore from Burton, Michigan USA on Sunday, November 15, 2009

i mooched this book 

Journal Entry 11 by nblakemore at Reisterstown, Maryland USA on Monday, April 05, 2010

Released 2 yrs ago (4/6/2010 UTC) at Reisterstown, Maryland USA

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Its been a few months since I've read this, but i really remember enjoying it. It touches on issues that everyone deals with in morality.