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Brining to the Supp Boston Meetup with Windy City guest if no takers to be released at the OBCZ!

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Caught at the mini-meetup for mojosmom yesterday in Boston. I remember being assigned a V. S. Naipaul novel in college, but I can't remember whether I read it. I'll give this a try. Thanks for registering it, and thanks to the unknown reader who left it on the shelf at the OBCZ.

Caught at the November 2010 Boston Bookcrossing Meetup.

Planned for release at March 2019 Boston Bookcrossers Meetup.

I claimed this vintage paperback at this afternoon's BookCrossing Meetup at the Porter Square Panera in Cambridge MA. It's a loosely-connected novel about the many characters living on Miguel Street in Port of Spain, Trinidad, during the 1940's or thereabouts, with relationship issues and petty feuds and solid friendships - and some very funny incidents as well as some upsetting ones. Definitely gives a feel of a small neighborhood where everyone's into everyone else's business!

(The book reminded me of the graphic novel Aya of Yop City, which is a similar look at the lives of the residents of a small community, though on the Ivory Coast instead of Trinidad.)

I left this book in the Little Free Library; hope someone enjoys it!

[See other recent releases in NH here.]

*** Released for the 2019 Keep Them Moving release challenge. ***

*** Released for the 2019 Oh the Places We Can Go release challenge. ***