This is my second favorite book ever, right behind Lord Of The Rings. It is a sweet, funny, sad, happy, wonderful story that I have loved ever since I first read it, and I want to share it with everyone :)

Released on Friday, November 01, 2002 at Mission Hospital in Asheville, North Carolina USA.

released to jennyscot, and I hope she loves it as much as I always have :)

Was given this book at work and will have it on my to read shelf for a short time but will release it when I am finished.

I have released this by mail to a fellow bookcrosser in San Francisco, California via nervousness.org.

I really enjoyed this book although usually I don't read science fiction. It made me more aware of the kinds of things people say and what the meanings of the words really are. Of some interest was the view of technology, the book was written in the late 1950's about a time in the future and while the author creates some futuristic machines there is no mention of something like a computer.

Arrived in my mailbox yesterday -- I think in my distant past I may have attempted to read this book -- I will try again and pass it on its way.

received this in AGB #2

turns out to be a duplicate



available for trade

Released on Thursday, March 18, 2004 at The Post Office in Kelseyville, California USA.

on table right inside of front door

update 8/3/04:
gone but not forgotten