Libyrinth is about a time in the future, where mankind still has books, but nok knowledge about how to do most of it. There are several references to "historic literature" such as Huckleberry Finn and Anne Franks diary.

Good reading.

The rules for this bookring are as follows:
* make a journal entry when you get the book
* read the book within a month - if delayed make sure to let us know why!
* when you've read the book, make a new journal entry telling us wat you thought about the book
* then send it to the next person on the list
* when sending the book, make sure to make a controlled release!

Participants:
Chickxsy
Wildwolverine
Jannike

The bookring has ended!

Updated 2n of February 2012

I really enjoyed this book. The characthers in the story are very well portrayed, they all have their own little quirks and act on their own agenda. They are not just "fillers" to meet the greater purpose of the story. The effect is that it is difficult to predict how the books ends because you don't know exactly how the characters will act and react under different circumstances. This is a greate pluss i think.

Jannike is the next on the list, and i will bring the book to the next meetup to give to her.

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

Denne fikk Jannike med seg på møtet i dag.

I liked it! Sorry for keeping the book so long.
As it seems that nobody is after me in the bookring, i will return the book to Chickxsy next time I see her.

As a part of my "less books in shelves"-policy, please give this for someone to enjoy or release in the next meetup =)

I will bring the book to our BookCrossing meetup and leave it in the zone.

Brought it home after todays bc-meet
, mainly because the girl on the cover looked snotty (but pretty) and the devil on her shoulder, bewildered. And of course because it came strongly recommended -)