Love, Rosie
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BOOK DESCRIPTION:
I read her other book, "PS: I Love You," which I enjoyed. This book is probably just as good, but I don't like the format, the constant reading of e-mails and letters. I feel as if I'm snooping. I only read a chapter or two, and gave up.
If you’re already a BC member, or a non-member familiar with the site, you know the drill. Otherwise, here’s how it works: go to www.bookcrossing.com, enter this book on the website by typing the BookCrossing ID number (BCID) in the space provided. You’ll see where this book was first registered, where, and by whom. The site will prompt you to enter where and when you picked up your book, and it’s up to you whether or not you fill it in.
Why not become a BookCrossing member? Remember, it’s free and as anonymous as you wish to make it when you fill out your profile page. As a member, you can keep track of “your” book again and again; see where it goes and who has it. You’ll be amazed where these books turn up!
If you do decide to join, please give my name, Germanophile, as the person who referred you.
When you’ve finished reading, you can come back and enter a review, or mention what you’re planning to do with the book. The website’s very easy and will explain everything.
So, if you’re a first-timer, Welcome again to Bookcrossing! To all others: welcome back! Now enjoy your book!
BOOK DESCRIPTION:
I read her other book, "PS: I Love You," which I enjoyed. This book is probably just as good, but I don't like the format, the constant reading of e-mails and letters. I feel as if I'm snooping. I only read a chapter or two, and gave up.
Am going to mail this on 6 or 7 February 2007 to tabby-cat-owner out in AZ. Hope she likes it better than I did!
