The internationally acclaimed author of The Power of One tells his most powerful and passionate story yet--the true story of his son's life and death from AIDS at the age of 25. "Bryce Courtenay has left a lasting memoir to his son, one which thousands have already embraced."--Vancouver Sun.

A chuck out from the library! My gain!

Released on Thursday, July 29, 2004 at Oxford Street in Sydney, New South Wales Australia.

Friday morning about 9.20am at Holdsworth House, 32 Oxford Street, next to Michel's Patisserie.
Inside the foyer on top of the letterboxes, just by the Ciao Bella salon and the doctors surgery.
Fully stickied up!

The book was standing on a planter box in the foyer of a building housing my doctors rooms, this afternoon.32a Oxford St Darlinghurst at 1230, I will have a read of it and return it to where I found it.

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It was my sister who actually caught this book at the postal boxes downstairs in the building where she worked, on Oxford in Darlinghurst. I had heard of book crossings before from reading an article and, as we were both avid books readers, I mentioned this novel concept to her but it never crossed my mind that we would come across one of these books.

Just scanning down below at the other comments, have noticed that this book likes to stay around the Oxford St precinct! I guess it has close ties with the Sydney eastern suburbs region, especially in the novel. Its nice to have a book written about places close to home which we can all identify with.

As for the book: it was truely quite a touching and inspirational story of the way someone lived with their struggle. I cant remember ever ploughing through a 670 page book in less than 2 days.

Weird fact: I am connect to the person in the novel by 3 degrees.

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