Picked up from the freebie boxes on the sidewalk outside the A Novel Idea used bookstore in downtown Lincoln, NE recently.

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This was one of two books taken at tonight's BookCrossing get-together at Panera Bread at Gateway. Thanks for showing up!

Looks like it might be an interesting read. Someone has a bookplate on the front with an address in Arizona, so this book has already done some pre-BC traveling.

When I started this book, I thought it was going to be some fluff and I wondered if I shouldn't find a classic to read on my lunch break--something of substance.

Although this book is written in a conversational style, there' s something real and honest about the story and it tackles some real issues. I don't really like the results, but it was well done.

Included in this book are many recipies and an index in the back on where to find them. The recipies are also written in a conversational style, not in cookbook style.

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On the plaza under the watchful eye of a web cam.

I am an assistant groundskeeper at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. My co-worker found the book one morning outside of the union, while we were picking up trash. She didn't want to read...so i did. I haven't finished it yet, but it's great. I haven't decided where i will drop it off.

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I plan on reading this book soon. This is the first reebook I have seen, and I've been around a lot of books. I thought it was interesting that it hadn't been registered in 5 years. More later.

I actually bought the book from the Goodwill without noticing the stickers much. Getting ready to move, and came across it again--but I have only had it about 4 months. Must have gotten lost in limbo for a while.