Three of the 12 books were found with these comments posted to the web site.
- Garrison Keillor – WLT: A Radio Romance Released 8/19, Ft. Madison, Iowa train station. Caught and comment posted on 9/16: “Found book at the depot in Ft. Madison, IA. Plan to read it then release it in Chicago, IL.”
- Maria Augusta Trapp – The Story of the Trapp Family Singers Released 8/21, San Bernadino, CA Caught and comment posted on 8/21: “What a wonderful concept. I will pass the book on.”
- Bill Bryson - I’m a Stranger Here Myself Released 8/25, on Harbor Drive in San Diego Caught and comment posted on 9/1: “Found about 6:00 pm local time during walk along Harbor Drive in San Diego. Looked for owner since I thought someone forgot it. Didn't read inside cover until I returned home to Conifer, CO. Intrigued with the concept, I joined. I have read two other Bill Bryson books: "In a Sunburned Country" and "A Walk in the Woods" and loved them both. Looking forward to reading this one and releasing it. Thanks for the gift.”
I don’t know what happened to the other nine books, but I hope they are enjoying the journey.
- Paul Theroux – The Old Patagonian Express: By Train through the Americas Released 8/19, Chicago Union Station
- Alistair MacLeod - Island: The Collected Stories Released 8/20, Kansas City, MO coffee shop (thank you, Lynn) • Garrison Keillor – We Are Still Married Released 8/20, La Junta, CO train station
- J. K. Rowling - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Released 8/20, Raton, NM train station
- John Steinbeck - Travels with Charley: In Search of America Released 8/20, Albuquerque, NM train station
- Tony Rasch - The Lupine Walker: A Journey Released 8/22, bench outside San Diego Museum of Art
- Brian Andreas - Going Somewhere Soon: Collected Stories & Drawings Released 9/2 on Waikiki Beach in Honolulu
- Lucy Maud Montgomery - Anne of Avonlea Released 9/22 near central escalator in Hong Kong
- John Updike - Rabbit, Run Released 12/3 in the light reading section of the MV Explorer library
Yours in hoping some of these books make it around the world,
Mary
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