Journal Entry 1 by discoverylover from Wellington City, Wellington Province New Zealand on Sunday, August 01, 2010

This book follows on from Griffin And Sabine and is equally as wonderful!

If anyone would like to borrow this, let me know :-) 

Journal Entry 2 by discoverylover at Wellington City, Wellington Province New Zealand on Sunday, August 15, 2010

Off to Skyring (I'm hoping he'll review it for our blog!) and then Wombles who has it on her wishlist :-) 

Journal Entry 3 by Skyring at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory Australia on Sunday, September 12, 2010

Heh! OK, I'll review this book, and the other one. But it's your turn for a letter, I think, even if it's just a note saying you sent the books off! 

Journal Entry 4 by wombles at Caboolture, Queensland Australia on Tuesday, October 05, 2010

We have some kids books similar to these, "Letters to Felix" which is a really good one as it's Australian and "The Jolly Postman". I also have a "babysitters club" one too.
I'm looking forward to spending some time on my big blue chair reading these.
I've been making collaged envelopes and bought some card to make postcards, so these books are just right for me at the moment.

Did you know there's a christmas gift tag loose in the book? Does it belong with it? 

Journal Entry 5 by Skyring at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory Australia on Saturday, October 09, 2010

I loved these books! So much that I wrote a full review on HelloItsMe.Us:

I received a sparkling surprise the other day. A package from Discoverylover! Inside, two books. Right. I need more books. My bookshelves groan under the double-banked load and Mount Toberead towers over my bedside table.

Two very odd books, actually. Fairly slender, they purported to be reproductions of an ongoing correspondence between Griffin, a London artist, and Sabine, a stamp designer on a remote Pacific island nation.

Griffin and Sabine are linked in a very strange and intriguing fashion and the first book is largely concerned with uncovering and exploring this mystery, as well as revealing the two characters, their histories and lives.

In the second book (Sabine's Notebook), the roles are reversed, with Sabine living in Griffin's London flat, and Griffin travelling to Sabine's island chain.

In the third book, who knows what happens? Maybe the mysteries are resolved, maybe they deepen. In fact, there is a second trilogy along the same lines, so obviously there is more to the tale than we discover in the first two books. (More...) 

Journal Entry 6 by discoverylover at Wellington City, Wellington Province New Zealand on Thursday, October 28, 2010

Back home with me now :-) 

Journal Entry 7 by futurecat at Christchurch, Canterbury New Zealand on Thursday, October 28, 2010

Read this one tonight too (I arrived at the bus exchange only a few minutes after my bus had left, so I had nearly an hour to read while waiting for the next one).

Cliff-hangers are not fair!!!

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Journal Entry 8 by discoverylover at Wellington City, Wellington Province New Zealand on Wednesday, January 12, 2011

AND, it's back home again with me :-) Anyone who wishes to read it is welcome to pm and ask!

Loving all the postcards guys!