Registered by solittletime, Portland, Maine, USA on December 24, 2016. Pre-numbered label used for registration. Mass market paperback.

Reserved for the 2016 Never Judge a Book By Its Cover Release Challenge, hosted by Secretariat, which week 52 features red, green, blue, white, gold, or silver on the cover.

Also reserved for the 2016 What's In A Name Challenge, hosted by DragonGoddess.

Released on the windowsill at the Chowderhead's Seafood Restaurant OBCZ (Official BookCrossing Zone), Oak Hill Plaza, Scarborough, Maine USA, around 7 PM on December 28, 2016.

Chowderheads, one of our local OBCZs (Official BookCrossing Zones) closed very unexpectedly and I was able to retrieve the BookCrossing books that were still there through contact with the landlord. This was one of them.

Reserved for KarmelK's 2019 Celebrate the Irish Challenge , hosted by cluricaune. [for the white and green on the cover]

Also reserved for the 2019 Oh, the Places We Can Go Release Challenge, hosted by Secretariat. Eliza.

And for the March 2019 Ultimate Challenge, with a theme of Travel and Transportation , hosted by jumpingin.

Released in the bookcase near the entrance at The Great Lost Bear Restaurant OBCZ, 540 Forest Ave, Portland, Maine USA, around 6 PM on March 03, 2019.

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