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One of those feel-good books that really makes you think. Pick it up when you need a ray of sunshine or a hug. Passing it along to find someone in need, and I think everyone can use some of that in their lives. Setting aside for the next BookCrossing meetup.

Released at the BookCrossing Meetup last night. Hope it finds a new friend :)

Great book! Loved the way Albom describes heaven as a place you already know. Really enjoyed his last book and this one was quite good.

Caught at the November 2010 Boston Bookcrossing Meetup.

This was on the table at today's Boston Bookcrossing meet-up, and I snatched it up immediately. I've read it before, but it was a long time ago and the memories are getting a little hazy, but I remember really liking it a lot - time for a re-read to see if it holds up!

Finished! I didn't love it quite as much as I did the first time through, but I still really enjoyed it.

Left on a bench on this lovely warm day! Please pick me up and enjoy me :)

this one got packed up while i was moving and i just unearthed it this week while looking through my books. Sorry to have unintentionally held on to it for so long but i am now loving rereading this book and will put it back into the wild as soon as i finish. It will be released somewhere in Rowayton, CT !