Thank you for finding this book and welcome to bookcrossing!

If you stumbled across this book please journal it to let us know where you found it. Read it, enjoy and release it so that someone else can also enjoy reading it.

Bookcrossing is a place where you share what you thought of this book with people all over the world. You can make an anonymous journal entry but if you do, you won't be able to get notification each time someone else journals this book. Following this books travels is very fun.

Virginia Fly is a very different kind of Maiden whom the world has passed by - a teacher of thirty, her mouth drawn almost as tight as her hair which is pulled back, living with her parents and leading an emotionally famished existence. It consists of writing to Charlie in America for twelve years, or a monthly concert with a professor, Hans. Until actuality overtakes her in the form of a wincingly distasteful seduction by Charlie, who turns up, and the meeting with a salesman who stirs her desires and with whom she spends a rudely interrupted night. Which leaves her to Hans and an offer of marriage and her only too clear sense of doom (Virginia Fly is drowning) as she follows St. Paul's misguided dictum that it is better to marry than to bum since surely, as she goes to the altar, all hopes and dreams have been foreclosed.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Left on the bookshelf in the coffee shop: an official book crossing zone.

I found this book on the shelf before Christmas and took it home to register. I can finally get back at the shelves again now that the Christmas tree is gone.

If you were lucky enough to find it please journal to say where you found it, and then what you thought of it. When you have finished with the book please release it for someone else to enjoy.

Keep its journey alive.