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WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Mee naar de meeting.

Vandaag was er weer een gezellige meeting in OBCZ-Publiek. Dit boekje heeft nog geen nieuwe eigenaar gevonden en is nu te vinden op het boekenplankje wat achter in het eetcafé Publiek hangt.

Meegenomen van OBCZ Publiek om los te laten bij de convention in Amsterdam.

Rather ironic to pick up a book about a pilot's wife at a time when all aeroplanes are grounded because of a volcano in Iceland, but I shall read it and pass it on.

I took this on summer holiday with me to Switzerland, and hoped to read it and release it for the Bookcrossing Monopoly challenge, as our turn was "Planes, trains and automobiles". Switzerland is full of great themed places to release, but unfortunately I didn't get much time to read and hadn't finished by the deadline.

I enjoyed the book, was entertained by the story and the descriptions of the house in New England were good. The style of writing didn't seem anything special to me, and I was very surprised to see the photo of Anita Shreve, as for some reason I thought she was much older. I now realise that was because I was confusing her with Anita Brookner! I certainly had not expected the twist in the tail, and that raised it from a pleasant holiday romance into something slightly more interesting. I'm glad I read it, but I don't feel the need to read any more books by the same author.

Released to the ICON / ForeignExchange book boxes.

This book has been released as part of the following BookCrossing challenges:
- The Ultimate Challenge - read and release books, with extra points for a monthly theme
- Reduce Mount TBR (To Be Read) - read and release books on the TBR list since before June 2010. My reading goal is 75 books.
- Pages Read Challenge - read a self-set target number of pages in 2011. My goal is 25,000. (293pp.)
- 2011 Movie Books Challenge
- Set It Yourself Challenge

Taking to the Nijmegen Book Club book swap.

Hope whoever took 'The Pilot's Wife' enjoys it. Happy Christmas, if you celebrate it!

Found on a BA aircraft at London Heathrow. Halfway through book now. Will release into the wild once read.