A friend of mine shared a post, months ago about a book exchange programme. I immediately thought what an absolutely brilliant idea. You choose your favourite book and contact the original poster, they then send you an address of a previous person and you send that book to that person, you then post the original status yourself and send your address to people, they then send you books. The more people who get in touch the more books you will receive.
I am part of a number of books groups, social groups, local community groups all on Facebook. I decided to post my status on these groups and was inundated with replies from people interested in carrying out the book exchange. The majority of people were very positive and were wanting to be involved in the book exchange. However, some people were so negative and gloomy about the prospect of receiving free books. People were claiming this was a scam and people were being ripped off from people online who were using the scheme as a way to get things from people. Firstly, how is that possible? How is it possible that someone can gain anything from telling people about a book exchange? The only reason it wouldn't work is because someone has not done what they said they would. They have either not sent your information on correctly or they have not sent a book in the first place. Nothing to do with people trying to add into a scheme!


I look forward to reading this book and I wonder what this book will bring. I am fascinated by the books which I have been sent because I would love to find out why these readers feel it is their favourite book. What makes them think these books are so amazing and needed to be shared?
The second book I received in the post was The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster. I received this book from my former teaching assistant when I was at primary school! Pearl Hewitt. She is a well-known voice actor. She has worked on everything from audiobooks to video games. She has worked
Thirdly, I was kindly sent Catch a Falling Star by Ken McCoy. I was sent this book by a kind lady who enclosed a letter to me. I loved reading this book as it gave me an insight into the thoughts and feelings of another reader. What makes them love this book. I wrote back to the kind lady and really hope she appreciated my reply. This is a story about a travelling family who performs for people who are wanting to see their show. Dove McKenna enjoys the life which travelling brings her until she starts to find out the opinions and thoughts of the people paying them. These people are happy to

The final book which I received from a kind stranger is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I am not going to lie. This is a very very big book! There are 1,168 pages in this book! I have read the blurb and I have read the reviews on Goodreads and I still do not fully understand what this book is about. I am going to try and read it but I just do not currently understand what the story is about. I do not know what the aim of the story is, who the main characters are, or even where the story/book is set. Is it a fiction book? Is it biographical? If anyone knows I would greatly appreciate someone to tell me, please. I mean just look at the size of it!
These are the four books which I received from my Book Exchange. If you were one of the people who got in touch with me to be involved I would love to hear from you and hear what your choice of book was! I am hoping to complete the book exchange again one day. Perhaps over the summer. I have a huge number of books still to read before I start buying or receiving more. I am going to read some more books before getting any more.

with a number of different companies including, Exxon and Mobil, Phillips, BP and American Express. She sent me this book with the express recommendation that it is one of her favourite books. I am massively confident about this book and I have huge hopes for it.
The story is about Milo going through a tollbooth in his bedroom to a magical land. Milo encounters a range of magical experiences. I am so looking forward to reading this book. Thank you, Mrs Hewitt!!

pay for their entertainment but secretly dismiss them and think they are thieves.
I have never read a book about travellers. I am really looking forward to reading this book as I believe it will not only be a great read but educate me on the traveller lifestyle. I would like to find out more information and more truth and honesty about travellers and their lives.


For anyone who hasn't read my Goodreads page, I am currently on page 274 of approximately 625 pages of The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins. I am really enjoying the book. I hope to complete
the book soon. I will keep my Goodreads page updated and please keep checking it to find out when the next book review will be posted. I will be posting in the meantime and I can only apologise for how long it has taken for me to post. I know it has been a number of weeks and I am sorry!
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