Purchased as a gift to myself a few years ago but only just read. It's lovely when a gift actually turns out to be a gift despite the wait. I should do a review befitting of it but I'm lazy and it all seems too complicated to get right in a few words. With all the death and collapse of the world, I'd think it would be a sombre read, but it wasn't. It was thoughtful and surprisingly gentle. I enjoyed it enough that I was reluctant to put it down.

If I get ambitious, I may do a proper review. Regardless, I'll be reserving this one to release in a future Canada Day Release Challenge.

Handing over to a fellow BookCrosser.

Enjoy!

Second Cup Bookcrossing meet-up, on to a new reader .