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veganknitter 16 yrs ago | 1 replies
Hi I run a fairly new group for bookcrossers in Bolton, Lancs, UK. So far we have met only once but we are meeting again on Saturday 1 March and wild releasing in the town centre afterwards. There is a link to j…

veganknitter 16 yrs ago
Welcome to Bookcrossing! I live in Bolton in Greater manchester in the uk and have been bookcrossing for about 2 and a half years. I once saw John Thaw hanging around on his own in the interval at a theatre in Ma…


veganknitter 16 yrs ago
Hello Sarah (veganknitter) here; a member of the Manchester Group - please do come to our meeting on Tuesday if you can make it. Unfortunately, I won't be able to attend but quite a few people do make it, including…


veganknitter 16 yrs ago
Hi ReetPetite told me about this so thought I'd have a go although I seem to be about a month behind everyone else. However, I live in Ye Olde England so should be able to find 12 historical places in the next year. What…

veganknitter 17 yrs ago
Prompted by discussion on BCUK, I have started a Book Rayfor Kenneth Grahame's children's classic The Wind in the Willows. The book has just set out on it's journey so if you'd like to get involved, please pm me or le…

veganknitter 17 yrs ago
Hi Just to bump this up the list a bit; I have now sent this book on it's travels so if anyone else would like to join (outside the US/Canada) please pm me of reply to this message. NB I don't go on the Forums v…


veganknitter 17 yrs ago | 3 replies
I am hoping to start my very first Book Ray with this wonderful book. From Amazon.co.uk: "Stephanie Plum, the bombshell bounty hunter from New Jersey, already has problems. Her relationship with Joe Morelli is so …

veganknitter 17 yrs ago | 2 replies
It's derivative (apparently plagarised from Max and The Cats), overlong, sentimental, smug and just a very very bad example of magic realism. I also took great exception to the author's pontifications on religion and hi…

veganknitter 17 yrs ago | 4 replies
I hate it, hate it, hate it, will have to think of somewhere good to leave it.

veganknitter 17 yrs ago | 1 replies
The Robber Bride is my favourite but I've always thought the backwards language bit at the beginning and the length of the book might not suit all. If you're like me, and love Margaret Atwood so much you don't want to pu…

veganknitter 17 yrs ago
I also nominate jmcbeth as she moderates / owns the Yahoo! Manchester Bookcrossing Group and introduced me to bookcrossing and thus ruined my life forever. She has allsorts of weird and wonderful things on her wishlist b…

veganknitter 17 yrs ago
as I think she is the mystery benefactor of my (and other's) wings. She also comes to all the Manchester bookcrossing meetings. She has wide tastes - she likes poetry and strange science fiction. I have been after Billie…

veganknitter 17 yrs ago
I hated it then and I doubt it's worn well... Interesting list though.

veganknitter 17 yrs ago | 1 replies
But I think posting a blacklist stinks! Especially when it's to do with something like bookcrossing which relies on goodwill. I don't care if the person I'm sending books to is unreliable. If I don't want to send a book,…

veganknitter 17 yrs ago
it's toooooo long. I have to finish it by 3 May when it is being discussed by my book group - only 250 pages to go. As it's not very portable I can only read it at home so have brought How to Be Good with me to work t…

veganknitter 18 yrs ago
I don't read horror or thriller books as a rule so avoid getting frightened, but this book creeped me out completely. It was horrid, creepy and nasty and it didn't help that the copy I'd borrowed from the library smelt …


veganknitter 18 yrs ago
Only got it last week from Amazon and couldn't wait to start it. Good so far too.

veganknitter 18 yrs ago | 2 replies
It was a set book for my O Level English, which I took in London, UK in 1978; I loved the book then but must admit I've never read it since. I have read lots of books that must have been influenced by it though; eg The L…

veganknitter 18 yrs ago | 1 replies
IMHO - Angels and Demons by Dan Brown, abandoned ship after 20 pages, formulaic and badly written; The Secret Life of Bees - sentimental tosh; The Life of Pi - been done better by Angela Carter; Lovely Bones, manipulativ…

veganknitter 18 yrs ago | 1 replies
I must confess that I was going to do a one-woman Anti-Valentine's Day Wild Release Book Bombing Campaign (I hate Valentine's Day but only because I don't have a significant other or anyone remotely interested in me; if …

veganknitter 18 yrs ago
We could start small and then see how it goes. I'd be happy to knit some small decorative things and donate some books. A few of us Manchester Bookcrossers are coming to the Unconvention and I'm sure I could persuade…

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