I agree you are not doing anything wrong.  I have had about 7 catches of
wild releases, but I have released 171.   There is a forum on the
website that discusses releases being caught and journaled and gives
some insight on things one can do to increase one chances.  I dip in
there and read from time to time to improve my techniques.

 

I believe sticky notes on the outside, a note somewhere inside to the
affect that one can journal anonymously, and the bookcrossing stamp all
helped me get the 7 journals. All were anonymous though, so now I am
adding notes with my BookCrossing ID and telling them they can be
anonymous or join and hoping for a few new members!  :-)

 

I don't think it is location, location, location so far... I have had
catches in restaurants, coffee shops, a nail place, the Post Office, and
a bus stop.  But they all are very fun.  I like reading where the new
owner is taking the book: one went to jail!  One is going to be
geo-cached some time so maybe I will hear of it again.  One went to a
college student and guitarist who travels a lot and promised to release
it somewhere else.  

 

The ones that haven't been journaled, I like to imagine that someone
found them who really needed a lift that day or who really related to
the book, or maybe a kid who decided that reading was cool because they
found the book... 

Rosie "Roro" Wilcox

See the books I've set free at:
http://bookcrossing.com/referral/Rororosie
<http://bookcrossing.com/referral/Rororosie> 

________________________________

From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Jeanine
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 8:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [BookCrossing] Hello Everyone,

 

I am new to this board but not new to the BC site itself. I am just
wondering how you all send books out into the wild. I live in the
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. I have tried leaving books various
places but not of them ever seem to be "found". What am I doing wrong?

Jeanine






 



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