Bookshelf declutter of previously read books, so it is finally time for this book to start its travels and find a whole bunch of new readers

Now going off to another bookcrosser

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When re-releasing this book please be aware that airports are not a good place to leave books unless they have a specific book exchange shelf or area, due to security problems, so they may well just be disposed of.

**** Also charity shops may well discard books that have been labelled in any way and they mostly chose only the books in the very best condition to place on their shelves and discard the rest-so another bad release option. ****

Thank you very much for sending this book, along with several labels and bookmarks.

Enjoy the book and don't forget to journal it so that people have an idea of where it is going :)

Arrived safely in Delphi today. A cute polar bear bookmark was hidden inside its pages!
Thank you very much!

I admit that I'm not fond of Christmas at all, but I'm fond of well-written stories and this is one of them. Poignant and didactic it is, but written with wit and humour which I think would have make quite an impression on the era it was published.

I like Charles Dicken's narration style and I enjoyed the plot its self a lot. It's a refreshing book, touching the surreal sometimes (with the appearance of the ghosts and the quirky dialogues and all that) and I had a good time reading it!

Sometimes there are so many other books, film and theater's adaptations, cartoons and so on based on a classic, that the classic book where everything originated from ends up feeling like the one been cliche and contrived rather than the other way around. That's unfair and steels the enjoyment from the reader too! So I think it's important trying to see A Christmas Carol through eyes of someone never having heard of it before.

A very enjoyable, bittersweet and poignant story with a fairy tale-ish quality on it.
Thanks once again for sharing!

From UK to Taiwan to Greece and then... Who knows?

Good Luck little book and Don't Forget to write your news from time to time!!!