Went a bit mad in my local charity shops recently. I want to set up a Little Free Library. So that’s where I’m hoping this book will end up, unless I trade it with a fellow BookCrosser before. I plan to read it first.

Picked this up thinking it was a Rainbow Magic Book, similar covers, insiders and map. It’s quite different reading though. Sweet innocent coming of age adventure.

The Dagenham Little Free Library is now open. I’m releasing this book, and quite a few others to hopefully delight and entertain my local community.

To the Finder:-
Welcome to BookCrossing! You have found a travelling book. Thanks for coming onto the site to let me know you have found the book. You can make journal entries to say where you found the book and what you thought of it when you read it. And see where it has already been. Some books are very well travelled. It is now yours to keep, give it to or trade it with a friend or just leave it somewhere different for someone else to find.

If you join BookCrossing, (which is free and spam-free), you will also get an email each time it changes hands, which means you can follow the book on its travels! You can still journal the book and remain anonymous if you prefer.

When releasing this book please be aware that airports, trains or busses are not a good place to leave books (unless there is a specific book exchange shelf) as they are usually just disposed of. Also charity shops usually discard books that have been labelled in any way.

No takers yet, so I’ve reshuffled the Library and taken this one out for now

Taking a selection of books to today’s London BookCrossing Meet up in The Hoop & Grapes Pub needs Aldgate.

If you have picked up a book from here, You may have noticed there is a little hand written note/sticker inside with a unique number and direction to the BookCrossing website. In a nutshell, BookCrossing allows you the reader to become a part of the Books story. You can track the recorded movements of the book and add an opinion on the story. It’s free and you can do it anonymously. But if you join, you will get notified when the next reader journals it. You wouldn’t believe how far some books go!

Amazing you are Shahrun! As I was saying that my daughter dressed as Una the Concert Fairy on World Book Day, you produced this out of your bag. My daughter is very happy I've got this for her.

I enjoyed reading Nutmeg In Jewel Forest From Martha

As we cycled through Southwark Park this afternoon my daughter spotted two friends out on a walk with their grandmother. We said hello and asked them if they would like this book and they said yes.