A book that I recently acquired.

Like all books for younger readers that I register, this is done in memory of Becky, the daughter of a dear friend and fellow bookcrosser, ResQgeek, who was tragically killed in August 2010.

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Review: Every bit as solid and informative as the audioguide I listened to on my recent trip to Stonehenge, but geared for a younger audience. I learned a few things through the more detailed explanations with simpler language that I had not picked up on during the audiotour as well, including that the stones used to shape the saracen stones were round, rather than wedge-shaped as I had pictured them. An interesting read and an opportunity to sample some of my friend Cathy's work.

Picked up at yesterday's BCinDC meetup in Rockville, Maryland. The author is a friend of mine, so I'm looking forward to reading this.

I have had this on my shelf for years and I have finally come to the conclusion that I am simply never going to get around to reading it. So I shall pass it along.

Bringing to the BCinDC meetup.

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Another children's book written by a member of our local BC-in-DC group! I will try to read this before I pass it along.

While clearly written for the younger reader, this book does an excellent job at providing a overview of what is know and not known about Stonehenge. Some of the information here was familiar to me, but I definitely learned a thing or two. Someday, I'll manage to visit, but until then, this helps me appreciate the place a little bit more.

Adding to the Little Free Library to restock.