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Released just as you walk through the door on the left hand side. 11am 5 July 2011

We had a lovely holiday in the Lake District and were returning back to Manchester airport while I suggested we could try to find at least one of the local OBCZ's not too far from our route. Mega Bites in Burnley was our choice and the navigator promptly directed our detour here. The books were easily found by the door and I spent a nice moment browsing them. I am sorry I didn't have any available books to release here now myself, but the Memory Stones was the one I chose to bring back home with me. Based on the synopsis it will be good reading for my summer holiday.

Thank you Sterile and Finnish BC greetings to you!

It was not until my summer holiday in 2013 that I picked up this book for reading. Not the most fascinating story, but a very emotional one and suitable for anyone interested in reading about mother-daughter relationships. I recognized some of the feelings in the book related to this theme. The pace of the story could have been a bit faster and the time changes from the past to present perhaps more divided. Now it was a hop to the past almost in the next sentence and then right back to present with no chapter changes or similar.

I already offered this book to new readers in our meet-up, but this was not taken there. I'll reserve this for a wild release at a later date, perhaps abroad.

I got the book at the extra meet-up which was arranged because Sonkku came for a visit from USA. The book seemed intresting to me.
Thank you for the book, kind Bookcrossers!