Inside Out : an Australian collection of coming out stories
9 journalers for this copy...
As the title says, an Australian collection of coming-out stories.
Journal Entry 2 by charbono at By mail in A BookCrosser, A Bookcrossing member -- Controlled Releases on Friday, December 10, 2004
Released on Sunday, December 12, 2004 at about 5:30:00 PM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at via Aussie Post in Australia, a fellow bookcrosser Controlled Releases.
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Sending to Wirigerie.
RELEASE NOTES:
Sending to Wirigerie.
Thanks Charbono for the RABCK.
It's a lovely pick me up as my doctor has just told me he thinks I may have whooping cough or legionnairs disease.
I'm going to enjoy reading this while I recouperate.
It's a lovely pick me up as my doctor has just told me he thinks I may have whooping cough or legionnairs disease.
I'm going to enjoy reading this while I recouperate.
Journal Entry 4 by Wirigerie from Adelaide, South Australia Australia on Saturday, December 25, 2004
Some funny, some sad, all interesting.
I think these sort of books are very important for people to realise they are not the only ones going through these things.
I think these sort of books are very important for people to realise they are not the only ones going through these things.
Sent across the Tasman to a BCer in New Zealand's southern isle.
Journal Entry 6 by mecka-antics from Auckland, Auckland Province New Zealand on Tuesday, February 8, 2005
Like the other 2 books this one looks like it will be another good one. When I have a spare minute after everything has been sorted - practically my room is just half filled with boxes and bags of stuff. So once they are sorted I will then start get down to reading these books. Though I might start reaidng them before I head off to bed at night.
Thank you very much wirigerie for sending me this RABCK it was very nice and I'm sure I will enjoy it!
Thank you very much wirigerie for sending me this RABCK it was very nice and I'm sure I will enjoy it!
Journal Entry 7 by mecka-antics from Auckland, Auckland Province New Zealand on Monday, May 16, 2005
I read this book a while ago and simply forgot to make a journal entry about it. I found this book to be a very good read, with excellent stories which I personally could relate to or understand the person's pain and suffering or confusion, happiness etc. It really was a good book which I thoroughly enjoyed! Thanks wirigerie for another great read!
Journal Entry 8 by mecka-antics from Auckland, Auckland Province New Zealand on Friday, September 9, 2005
I've just started reading this book not too long ago and it is a very good read so far. I've got a decent Mount TBR and being a busy university student doesn't leave me much time to read. So when I do read I love it! I normally read on the bus to university each day!
Anyway good read so far and will post another journal entry once I"m done.
Anyway good read so far and will post another journal entry once I"m done.
Journal Entry 9 by mecka-antics from Auckland, Auckland Province New Zealand on Tuesday, September 13, 2005
What an amazing book! It covered people from all different areas of society - religious, ethnic and many others. It shows how diverse the community really is and would be a great resource for anyone who is questioning their sexuality.
Definitely an excellent all round book!
Definitely an excellent all round book!
Journal Entry 10 by mecka-antics at RABCK in a RABCK, By Mail/Post/Courier -- Controlled Releases on Friday, December 7, 2007
Released 16 yrs ago (12/7/2007 UTC) at RABCK in a RABCK, By Mail/Post/Courier -- Controlled Releases
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Just hid this book in with my little sister's luggage so she would get it as a surprise when she gets home (or down to Christchurch)
Just hid this book in with my little sister's luggage so she would get it as a surprise when she gets home (or down to Christchurch)
Journal Entry 11 by simplyreflected from Greymouth, West Coast New Zealand on Sunday, January 20, 2008
is a good collection of coming out stories.
Devoured this book from beginning to end, totally awesome!! These people should be extremely proud for being able to be true to themselves:)
Have thoroughly enjoyed this book and will be on the lookout for more.
Have thoroughly enjoyed this book and will be on the lookout for more.
Journal Entry 13 by alkaline-kiwi from Auckland, Auckland Province New Zealand on Monday, March 31, 2008
Looks like a very good read and one I look forward to reading.
Thanks for taking it to the meetup for me annenz!
Thanks for taking it to the meetup for me annenz!
Journal Entry 14 by alkaline-kiwi from Auckland, Auckland Province New Zealand on Monday, May 12, 2008
A truly amazing book which gave me a range of emotions reading, quite a good thing for a book to do.
Some inspirational stuff in here and I enjoyed reading this book. That it covers such a wide range of people from different backgrounds and ages means that there is a range of stories and experiences.
Am sending this one off to Jare to add to the BookCrossing table at Albuquerque Pridefest. I hope it continues to help, inspire and comfort readers on its travels.
Some inspirational stuff in here and I enjoyed reading this book. That it covers such a wide range of people from different backgrounds and ages means that there is a range of stories and experiences.
Am sending this one off to Jare to add to the BookCrossing table at Albuquerque Pridefest. I hope it continues to help, inspire and comfort readers on its travels.
Journal Entry 15 by alkaline-kiwi from Auckland, Auckland Province New Zealand on Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Release Notes:
Sending this one to Jare for the BookCrossing table at Albuquerque Pridefest
Sending this one to Jare for the BookCrossing table at Albuquerque Pridefest
Just got in the mail today, this will be perfect for our table, thank you!!
Reserved for a Bookcrossing table at Albuquerque Pridefest on June 14, 2008!
This was leftover after the festival... will find a new home for the book soon....
This was a great collection of coming out stories! Funny, sad, moving... and always humbling to know that no matter where you go in the world, the GLBT community faces so many of the same issues.
