I got this for free. The original title is Salem's lot. I can't read Hungarian, but the language seems funny!

I'll leave the book in the main library (Linnankatu 2). There's a cart in the lobby where people can swap their own books. I figured that not a lot of people here in Finland can read Hungarian, but if someone does, they might find this in the library where they get a lot of sophisticated visitors and tourists. Another good place would have been the finno-ugric language department at the university, but that's where I got this book, so... ;<

With this book I’m taking part in a challenge to release a book every day in june.

To whoever finds this book:

How nice of you to come to the website! Please make a journal entry telling us where you found the book. When you have read it, tell us what you thought of it. Then pass it on to someone else or leave it somewhere (for example a café, a park...) for the next reader to find. Remember to make a release note so that everyone can see that the book is in the wild! For more information see the upper right hand corner of this site.

I guess whoever has taken this (and the "A Titán szirénjei") back to the swap cart knows about Finncon-Animecon. I surely can't read these ;)

I took the book away from the cart since no one had taken it in over a month.

If my friend has room in her luggage, she'll take the book to Budapest and release it somewhere.