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Languished too long. An interesting read. I need to get on and read the famous Regeneration Trilogy by this rightfully acclaimed author.

Was delighted to"catch" this book in Trax Cafe at the Wellington Railway Station where Wellington Bookcrossers meet on the 1st Thursday of each month 'from 5.30'.

ES. If you see this note maybe you'd Edit your entry from 28 Sept 2011 because all the details about where we meet are now well out of date.

I am quite a fan of Pat Barker and was delighted to see a good photo of her inside the cover of this. Not really a fan of war stories but Barkers books are very well written so couldn't resist this.

Picked up at a Wellington Bookcrossers meet-up at Trax Railway Station Cafe.
Not sure why I picked this up because I not really into this genre.
Now is the time of the great de-cluttering so it is time for it to travel.

Travel safely little book. Hope whoever catches this book finds it up to their taste.

Taking it to Tassy with me where I'm going to a BC un-convention in Hobart and looking forward to meeting a wide group of bookcrossers.

Picked up at the #bcuncon dinner.
I read a previous book by Pat Barker and really enjoyed it