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Picked up my first copy yesterday. Really enjoyed it. Marie

I didn't know Waterstone's was doing a loyalty card. Will go and pick one up and have a look at this mag too. Marie

I do. I think it more fun that give the book away to the charity shop. I am still new to it because i only released three. One end up in Italy and the other two i didn't get any news. I started it when i found one on the ferry instead of sending it to lost property i keep it to myself to read it. I just find a group on yahoo about kent book crossing. Hopefully we will meet soon, chat and exchange books. I have a few on my pile for them!! Marie

I also live in Dover and I don't really think it's great place to live. Of course there is a lovely castle and the sea view but after been on board the ferry for one week the last thing i want to see it's the sea!! The high street is so small and for a shopping addict like me it's not a great place to spend fortune! People just passing Dover never really stop that's probably why every time I leave the vessel there is a shop who closed down. I never saw a town with so may charity shops and pound shops! To go to see a decent film you have to go to Ashford or Canterbury. Ok there is few good restaurants I love the moon flower (chinese) Blake (english food) La Scala (italian). I hate when the sea is rough or the French are on strike (even me been french i don't understand them time to time!) the lorries are everywhere because the ferries are late, they are blocking the lane to go to the port and it's a nightmare to go the work! I hate all those illegals living in Folkestone road. I need to pass this street to go home and how many time i didn't feel safe of course now it's much better. But where are everybody at 17.50 why the town is so dead? where are all the club (no craft clubs, only one reading club!). I am just wondering what the Dovorian people are doing except been in the eight bells (pub)!! I don't want to offence anybody i do like to live in Dover because it's closed to my job and the life is not that bad i just wish Dover was a bit more active Marie

I prefer paperback. I like to read in my bath so paperback it's more lighter! I also never leave the house without a book in my bag I already have so much stuff in my bag i doubt i could put a hard back in. And because i am working away from home it's much lighter to take paper back in my suitcase than hard back. But i do buy hardback because there is book i want to read straight away and not wait for the paperback Marie