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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
2 journalers for this copy...
1973 Knopf hardcover Revised Edition, with dust jacket, of the 1964 classic tale, illustrated by Joseph Schindelman. This copy has considerable mold damage on the cover, and a bit inside the seam. I found this copy yesterday in the free books pile on the porch of Dimond Library.
I can let this go after I read:
1948 Sometime Never: A Fable for Supermen [n/a]
1948 Man from the South (short story) [read 2012]
1953 Lamb to the Slaughter (short story) [read 2013]
1959 A Fine Son (short story in Playboy) [read 2014]
1961 James and the Giant Peach [read 2018]
Edit September 20, 2020: I loved this tale. I am sure I must have read it once as a child. It is still as delightful. I currently have this ranked at #1992 on my ranked list of best-read books lately.
I can let this go after I read:
1948 Sometime Never: A Fable for Supermen [n/a]
1948 Man from the South (short story) [read 2012]
1953 Lamb to the Slaughter (short story) [read 2013]
1959 A Fine Son (short story in Playboy) [read 2014]
1961 James and the Giant Peach [read 2018]
Edit September 20, 2020: I loved this tale. I am sure I must have read it once as a child. It is still as delightful. I currently have this ranked at #1992 on my ranked list of best-read books lately.
Journal Entry 2 by eastbaybookmisr at Little Free Library at 1780 Indian Way in Oakland, California USA on Sunday, September 20, 2020
Released 3 yrs ago (9/20/2020 UTC) at Little Free Library at 1780 Indian Way in Oakland, California USA
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
... in the box.
And please visit the next meetup of TriValley BookCrossing group, at Panera Bread in Dublin, the second Tuesday of each month.
And if you are now hoping to catch or release another book, but don't know where, check out my home page for a full list of all the local Little Free Libraries and other great release zones, where books can be safely left and found!
Aside from loving shared books, my main passion in life is supporting the human rights work of my good friend, Anni Cyrus. 💖 💖 Her life story of survival as a childhood refugee is astounding, and quite moving!
Please look her up on Google and YouTube. You can also follow her on Facebook and Instagram, among other platforms.
And please visit the next meetup of TriValley BookCrossing group, at Panera Bread in Dublin, the second Tuesday of each month.
And if you are now hoping to catch or release another book, but don't know where, check out my home page for a full list of all the local Little Free Libraries and other great release zones, where books can be safely left and found!
Aside from loving shared books, my main passion in life is supporting the human rights work of my good friend, Anni Cyrus. 💖 💖 Her life story of survival as a childhood refugee is astounding, and quite moving!
Please look her up on Google and YouTube. You can also follow her on Facebook and Instagram, among other platforms.
We picked up this copy at one of the little library huts in our neighborhood. It was the first big "chapter" book we read out load to our 5 year old and he loved it, we finished in a week. Of course he got to watch the movie afterwards, and like I always say... The book was better!
