I did not want to read about this topic during the summer. Passing this along.

Releasing this book on the window ledge of the Second Cup. Please read and pass along.
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I got this book at the Second Cup in downtown Oakville. I was visiting Oakville at the time
I started reading the book as I sat on an Air Canada flight back to the Bahamas
A very good narrative, easy reading, beginning with a rather interesting prologue, which compelled me to read and imagine the intricate lives of the characters. The book is at my home presently, but I would surely pass it along to someone else.

I released this book today at The Second Cup in downtown Oakville... .. good reading and I highly recommend it to anyone: so grab it at the book shelf at the back of the shop. Enjoy the book, then pass it along, as I did.

Found it in Second Cup on a quiet Monday night. Looking forward to reading it. Thanks for leaving it behind.

I found this book at Second Cup in Oakville, Ontario and it moved with me to Calgary, Alberta.
Finally got the chance to read it and the whole atmosphere of the book reminded me of The Help, but a little bit more crazier. It was a nice read due to all the peculiar characters.
I will release the book somewhere downtown Calgary and hope it will travel on.

Somewhere in the wild in Calgary, maybe at Nat Christie Center and otherwise downtown near 7th avenue.