This sounds like a great book. I just joined another ring of yours (I'm a
Stranger Here Myself). Can you just try to place me on the list so that both
books arrive at different times?

I am in the US and can ship internationally. My BC name is randomelement

Thanks for offering this ring.

Take Care!
Kecia



On 4/23/06, Lisa Gardinier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> from dust jacket:
>
> Enormously visceral, emotionally gripping, and imbued with the belief that
> justice is possible even after the most horrific of crimes, Alice Sebold's
> compelling memoir of her rape at the age of eighteen is a story that takes
> hold of you and won't let go.
>
> Sebold fulfills a promise that she made to herself in the very tunnel
> where she was raped: someday she would write a book about her experience.
> With Lucky she delivers on that promise with mordant wit and an eye for
> life's absurdities, as she describes what she was like both as a young girl
> before the rape and how that rape changed but did not sink the woman she
> later became.
>
> It is Alice's indomitable spirit that we come to know in these pages. The
> same young woman who sets her sights on becoming an Ethel Merman-style diva
> one day (despite her braces, bad complexion, and extra weight) encounters
> what is still thought of today as the crime from which no woman can really
> recover. In an account that is at once heartrending and hilarious, we see
> Alice's spirit prevail as she struggles to have a normal college experience
> in the aftermath of this harrowing life-changing event.
>
> No less gripping is the almost unbelievable role that coincidence plays in
> the unfolding of Sebold's narrative. Her case, placed in the inactive file,
> is miraculously opened again six months later when she sees her rapist on
> the street. This begins the long road to what dominates these pages: the
> struggle for triumph and understanding -- in the courtroom and outside in
> the world.
>
> Lucky is, quite simply, a real-life thriller. In its literary style and
> narrative tension we never lose sight of why this life story is worth
> reading. At the end we are left standing in the wake of devastating
> violence, and, like the writer, we have come to know what it means to
> survive.
>
> copyright 1999, 254 pages, hardcover
>
> http://www.bookcrossing.com/journal/3762130
>
> If you're interested in joining this bookring, send me a PM (dospescados)
> or e-mail with your BC name and shipping preferences.
>
> Happy reading.  =)
>
> Lisa (dospescados)
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