A novel set in Antartica but a relatively well-known Australian author. I bought this book in Melbourne after reading in The Sydney Morning Herald that it was the #3 bestselling paperback in that city.

This was a pretty good book. There is a lot of Australian slang in it - which may be one reason why I loved it! - and the setting of Antartica is different. This is the story of a young journalist who travels to the South Pole and meets a man along the way - the meeting changes her life. I liked this book, I read a bad review of it somewhere (unjustified!), and am pleased I bought it.

I will be releasing this book into the wild. I hope whoever finds this book enjoys it. Please make a journal entry to let me know that you found it and when you have finished with the novel too. Release it into the wild again when you are done - it will make you feel good!! Thanks so much and welcome to Bookcrossing!

Released on Saturday, December 04, 2004 at about 7:00:00 AM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at Roamin' in Ramsholt Geocache in Ramsholt, England United Kingdom.

RELEASE NOTES:

I left this book in the Roamin' in Ramsholt geocache. This book is just like a travel bug so if you find it, please make a journal entry here and when you have finished with the book, release it into the wild again. Thanks so much! Welcome to Bookcrossing and I hope you enjoyed finding the cache!!

Actually found it in the "Typically Tiddles" Geocache:

Typically Tiddles

The book will be going off to the Canaries as part of our holiday reading matter...



CAUGHT IN WALDRINGFIELD SUFFOLK ENGLAND

Sorry, we simply did not get round to reading this one - just too much on this summer and autumn.

Thought it was time we moved the book on so we dropped it off in a nice big travel bug hotel.

Cheers...

CAUGHT IN SEA PALLING NORFOLK (THE ORIGINAL ONE) ENGLAND

Foey! Mucked up the previous log - have now followed intructions and logged on first.

This was in a geocache, and very excited I was too -- I've read about book-crossing and not quite understood how to actually find any of the books.

I enjoyed reading it. It's very well written and an interesting setting. The ending took me by surprise, though, and I was disappointed in it.

RELEASE NOTES:

On the table by the lifts on the 13th floor.