War book purchased by my husband.

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

For convention purposes

Nabbing this from the convention pile for challenge purposes (well, you did say we were free to do what we wanted with the books! :-))

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WILD RELEASE NOTES:

On one of the guns in front of the RSA.

Happy bookcrossing to the finder!

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This book is a part of the BookCrossing The Reader Challenge: to find and release books that somehow relate to the award winning book The Reader by Bernhard Schlink. The movie based on the book opens January, 2009 (in the U.S.). Be sure to check your local theatres for listings.

As an added bonus, if you have found this book before February 22 and join BookCrossing, you can enter our The Reader movie contest. Simply attend a screening of The Reader and save your ticket stub. Print your screen name on the back of the stub and send it to BookCrossing: The Reader Contest at 323 Pine Street, Sandpoint, ID 83864, USA. We will hold a drawing shortly after February 22, 2009 to determine the winners and you will be notified by email if you have won. One more reason to sign up for BookCrossing today! (Full details available online at www.bookcrossing.com.)

I enjoyed the movie in 1978? and I'm enjoying the book more so.
In most cases, I find the book more enjoyable than the movie,
except for 'The Eagle Has Landed', the movie surpasses the book.

There's a dearth of German perspective WWII novels/nonfiction
so Cross Of Iron/Das Geduldige Fleisch is one of the few.
The Sven Hassel pulp fiction books are ok for a chuckle.

This bookcrossing scheme is a great idea, I'll have a dung`out
and contribute from my stash!

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