Au coeur des Alpes, entre Savoie et Isère, le quotidien des maquisards pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. C'est passionnant à lire car ces combats ont eu lieu dans des endroits que je connais très bien.

Je réserve ce livre pour mon challenge Entente Cordiale (Voir mon profile).

FRANCE /ALPES

RELEASE NOTES:

Je l'ai recu aujourd'hui. Pour suivre l'Entente Cordiale, je vais essayer d'ecrire cet piece en francais! Je vais le mettre dans un de nos OBCZ de Birmingham. Nous avons un "meetup" (un rendezvous!) samedi, donc je vais le mettre ce jour-la.

Les OBCZ de Birmingham, il y a quatre maintenant. Les deux dans lesquelles je vais mettre les livres, sont a Hudsons Coffee House. Voir Hudsons a http://www.hudsonsfood.com/ - c'est le restaurant le plus Anglais de Birmimgham, et tres traditionelle. Il y a un OBCZ dans le Hudsons original, et aussi un nouvel OBCZ a Hudsons In The British Midland Institute. C'est un bon location pour ces livres!

Bonne chance, petit livre, de voyager loins!

RELEASE NOTES:

I will leave this book from the Entente Cordiale challenge in the quintessentially English surroundings of Hudsons Coffee Shop. Hopefully this book will travel far!

This book will be available from this afternoon on the Official BookCrossing Zone shelf to the right of the back section of Hudsons Coffee House.

If you have found this book, thank you for visiting the website. Please take a moment to let us know you have the book, then everyone who has had it previously will know it's passed on to the next person. When you've read it, do post a review - and then pass the book on!

This is no longer on the OBCZ shelf. Marking the book as travelling, pending a journal entry, in case anyone goes to look for it in the meantime.

If you have picked up this book, thank you for visiting the website (and the cafe!). Please take a moment to let us know you have the book, then post your review when you've read it, and pass it on to someone else. If you join, you'll be able to see what's happened to it afterwards - for ever!

Picked up at Hudsons. Will pass to my parents who often go to France.

RELEASE NOTES:

Taking to Mum.

Brought by Becky when she arrived for Easter.