Found this book at a yard sale in Amherst, NH. Looks like a good one. It will be too many years before my child can comprehend this story, so I will set it free to entertain and elighten another reader. I also visited the author's website, as listed in the back flap, and liked the look. Check it out.

RELEASE NOTES:

Release location is actually the "white buildings" in between the New Boston Central School and the gazebo in the town center. These buildings, which are half yellow now, are used for various community activities, primarily the after-school and summer programs. I left this book near the entrance, laying on some fans, etc. They looked like stuff waiting to go back in the building. May the finder enjoy!


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This was a quick read as it's more of a young adult book. But sometimes a quick read is refreshing. I found this book quite a while ago, but as I was rounding up books to release, realized I hadn't registered it. It should be back out in the wild soon.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Going to Grand Cayman for vacation, so I will find a spot to release it once we're there. Hope the finder enjoys it.