Our local bookcrossing group, BCinDC, accepted a kind donation and scheduled a registration party to help get over 1,000 books out to the bookcrossing community. This book was one of those.

I am removing this book from my reading list, and marking it as available for anyone who would like to read it.

This book is being released at the cafe tables inside the restaurant during the monthly meeting of the Washington metropolitan area bookcrossers. This book was left there on purpose for you to find. Read and enjoy!

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Picked this up at a BookCrossing meetup last month. Plan to keep it around for the convention.

This book will be released at the 2011 BookCrossing Convention.

Took this from the convention to help clear some of the tables - it hasn't made it onto
my TBR list, so it's going to meetup.

On the BCZ bookshelf.

Picked up at the TC Meet-up. I love the Jurassic Park series. Will either reread and release, or release. A friend describes these as 'Yum, yum, Eat'um up' books. snicker.

Classic Michael Crichton. Good story line, smattering of science, and lots of action. I had forgotten how much he had set up Sarah Harding to be the hero and role model for the book. That was fun. Still a good read after all these years. Enjoy!

Left on a table.
#52 in the 2013 Movie Books Release Challenge.

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