Bought today at Books-a-Million. I have a copy, but I have misplaced it. I'm sure now that I've bought a replacement, I'll find the first one!

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Sent to a Bookcrosser in Scotland, as a thank-you exchange for The Eyre Affair.

This has arrived safely! Thanks so much for sending this Fancy Horse.

I hadn't read this before, although I had a vague idea of the story. I really enjoyed it, although several of the characters made me really cross, for example, all of those people who didn't think the letter was enough of a punishment. I found it very interesting the way that Hawthorne kept comparing the beliefs and behaviour of the time the story is set to his own time. You forget that people writing a long time ago might still have been writing a historical novel. Thanks very much for sharing this FancyHorse and hopefully it will have a new reader very soon.

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Paasing this on to teapot as I spied it on their wishlist. Happy reading!

Was given to me by the excellent bookfrogster!

It took me a while to get used to the language, but it was quite beautiful in its own way. I can't believe how stupid people used to be, putting a pregnant woman in jail and keeping her and her baby locked up for months!

Bringing to the Edinburgh October meetup.

I picked up this book at the Bookcrossers November meeting in Edinburgh and took it with me to Bavaria, but probably I won't really read it.

In the corner between the reception desk and the little shop