I found this in a thrift store. The title grabbed my attention and the price was even better. I am looking forward to reading this book.

For some reason every time I picked this book up to read I found something different. So I think it would be more fun to send it on to someone who really wants to read it. Sending it along to HI77 as part of our "mystery date" RABCK.

The world of salt,

sprinkle in water
and you find you're crying.

I had high hopes for this. :)

It seemed like it should be something interesting to read about. And I think that it would have been something interesting to read about if it was written by someone else. I really didn't like the writing style in this book.

It was extremely dry and part of the time almost sounded like a list of facts. At some points I had to keep drawing my attention back because my eyes would gloss over with boredom. I did read all the way through it , but was very disappointed in how it was written. :P

This lucky little book has become part of the latest Asian Bookbox round! :)

As you can see, this is the perfect book for it, so in it goes to hopefully find some new readers! ;)

Came home in the far east bookbox.

Wasn’t my type of book, shared at a LFL.

When he looked up again Tas had gone. Rising to join the others, he caught sight of something small and abandoned on the floor. "Tas you forgot your pipe." He picked it up and then saw words carved into the wood he had not seen before. Find the music, find the magic.
"Did you carve this?"
Tas did not turn. "Yes," he said, reluctantly. "I have to leave it."
"But, Tas, why?"
Tas squared his shoulders as though firming some resolve. But still he did not turn. "Because the shepherd said that it could only be used once. Thats why I can't get the pipe to play that song-or any song. I've used the magic." He took a deep breath and went on. "And he said that once I found the magic I had the pass the pipe on." he paused and then he did turn, a scamp's humor in his long brown eyes. "It's going to be a long winter. I'm going to leave it here for someone else to find." "Snowsong" by Nancy Varian Berberick

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