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 this up at a past BCinDC meetup and just found it in a bag of books I haven't yet journaled! I can't wait to read it!

I read this a few months back for a challenge prompt (a book by a local author). Considering the author is a friend and fellow local BookCrosser, it fit the bill perfectly!

I've never visited Stonehenge, but it has always fascinated me. I liked all the different aspects of Stonehenge discussed in this book--some of the myth and theories involves, but also some of the science and history and discovery made. I didn't realize it had been built and added onto in multiple stages over so many years. I also learned a lot of the vocabulary terms for the different stones. I hope to one day visit this in person!

Taking to a BCinDC meetup so it can find a new reader! Enjoy!

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I was so excited to see this book today on the book pile at the June BCinDC meet up. All the books I have read by Catherine M. Petrini and fellow BookCrosser, are very good, well written and researched. They are listed as books for young readers but they have a lot of good and interesting info for readers of any age.

This book is very well written and researched. This book is listed as a book for young readers but I think this book has a lot of good and interesting info for readers of any age.

I am releasing this book at the June 2019 BCinDC meet-up. By coincidence it is almost to a year to the day that I 1st captured this book. The Summer Solstice is at the end of this week.

To the person who finds this book.....
Keep it or release it, read it or not, but please make a journal entry to let me know it's been found. Keep it, pass it on to a friend or release it into the wild.... let the journey continue.....

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Caught at the BCinDC meetup today. I read Petrini's Dragons book and it was so much fun and informative. Can't wait to dive into this one!

Later: Another informative book! So much detail and presented in a way that a younger audience would be able to easily understand (and me!).

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Releasing at the BCinDC meeting at Potbelly in Old Town.

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This had made the rounds of the group, so it came back home to stay.