Around the World in Eighty Days
4 journalers for this copy...
Released on Monday, March 29, 2004 at n/a in USPS, Traded to BookCrosser Controlled Releases.
Traded. Glad someone wants this one.
Traded. Glad someone wants this one.
Thanks defiant for sending this. I will journal more when read. Again Bookcrossing is proven to be a wonderful thing.
5-6-2004----I just started this yesterday, am enjoying and almost half way through. Will journal more when finished.
5-6-2004----I just started this yesterday, am enjoying and almost half way through. Will journal more when finished.
I borrowed this from my mom. It was really good. Even if they do get parts of the book away on the back. I rarely enjoy "classics" but this one was interesting, I also enjoyed the Afterword, that was interesting...
I enjoyed this classic adventure. It was fast and easy to read but gave a good overview of the era in which it is set. Like Chocolatefishy I also enjoyed the afterward.
Journal Entry 6 by jennyscott at Port City Java cafe, Merrimon Avenue in Asheville, North Carolina USA on Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Released 18 yrs ago (1/17/2006 UTC) at Port City Java cafe, Merrimon Avenue in Asheville, North Carolina USA
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Left on a table with a pile of other "free" books.
Left on a table with a pile of other "free" books.
I came into Port City Java to get a cup of coffee, and I found this book along with three others on the mantle over the gas log fireplace. What a great idea this is! I remember, many years ago, "checking out" a copy of Lincoln, by Gore Vidal, from the youth hostel in Reykavik, Iceland. I recycled it at a coffeeshop somewhere in America.
I haven't started reading the Jules Verne novel yet, but I'll definitely pass it on when I'm finished. Way to create the global village!
CAUGHT IN ASHEVILLE NC USA
