Journal Entry 1 by WildSeaKitten from Collierville, Tennessee USA on Monday, July 12, 2010

this book is being registered as a part of my on going attempt to lighten my book load. I have a Kindle now. My books are being reduced to just 2 book cases worth, aside from kids books. :)  

Journal Entry 2 by dancing-dog from Cordova, Tennessee USA on Monday, July 12, 2010

from amazon.com:
An embittered wanderer, his son, and a young girl with healing gifts explore the wastelands of a new planet, risking their lives to learn its horrible secret. 

Journal Entry 3 by dancing-dog at Cordova, Tennessee USA on Monday, July 12, 2010

Released 1 yr ago (7/12/2010 UTC) at Cordova, Tennessee USA

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mailing to nimrodiel for GenCon :=) 

Journal Entry 4 by nimrodiel at Evanston, Illinois USA on Sunday, August 01, 2010

I love the mix of story and illustrations in this copy. This book is slipping into my bag for commute reading before being released.

This got here last week, however with the crazyness of the last week of the summer semester I haven't been able to journal them until now. Thanks so very much for the books Dancing-Dog!

Amazon Editorial Review

An embittered wanderer, his son, and a young girl with healing gifts explore the wastelands of a new planet, risking their lives to learn its horrible secret 

Journal Entry 5 by nimrodiel at Evanston, Illinois USA on Tuesday, August 02, 2011

I'm sending this to prettypoodle to help stock an OBCZ shelf 
 

Journal Entry 6 by NTCRRS-OBCZ at Norristown, Pennsylvania USA on Friday, August 05, 2011

Thank you for you kind donation to the NTCRRS - OBCZ!

My husband spotted this and asked if he could read it before I take it to the zone I said it was ok, but to read FAST:) 

Journal Entry 7 by NTCRRS-OBCZ at Norristown, Pennsylvania USA on Friday, August 05, 2011

Released 9 mos ago (8/5/2011 UTC) at Norristown, Pennsylvania USA

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Journal Entry 8 by H2Omelons at Norristown, Pennsylvania USA on Saturday, January 28, 2012

I caught this book as I was helping PrettyPoodle put books on the NTCRRS-OBCZ shelves. I grabbed it to enjoy with the intent to release it back when done.

I enjoyed the book. The story kept my interest all the while I was wondering why there was so much obvious high technology in a "backwards" world. That is explained in the end in a way that was OK for a juvenile audience - the clear target audience. I have not read a lot of Andre Norton's work to know if that is typical of his work.