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To be released at the BC Convention

You know you're a real bookcrosser when...

...you pop downtown at a convention just to buy an extra suitcase to manage to bring all the books you like to bring back home! Guilty as charged! :-)

I must admit I have a copy of the The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy already. However, they're all collected in to one large hardback copy, and the is pretty much the reason why I still haven't read them. *hangs head in shame* So, for that very reason I am taking all the books with me back to Norway after the bookcrossing convention in Oxford - was so thrilled to see them all as smaller paperback copies. Now they will be easier to "drag around".

Handing this over to sota48, unread since I didn't like the first book much.

The book is now with me.

I have finally struggled through the last book of the series.
Sorry to say I am not a great fan.

I am bringing the book to the BookCrossing meeting this afternoon. Lunacia will give it to Haugtussa next time they meet.

Met up with Lunacia for a coffee today, and got the books. Due to studies, it will probably take some time before I get round to read them.