I went to goodwill and bought five wonderful paperbacks-the perfect storm-a 
great read, two patricia cornwalls, the alienist, caleb carr and a debut nove
by midwestern writer that put me to sleep. All in like new condition for
2.50 This town is so backward there are no bustops. We do have a junior
college and a university where I walk my dog. Are those good places to
release? steffi

Nisaba Merrieweather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:                                 
 G'dday.
 
 >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 >Reply-To: [email protected]
 >To: [email protected]
 >Subject: Re: [BookCrossing] do not release at Starbucks
 >Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 15:53:36 EST
 >
 >Wow...I didn't realize this! Is it this way for all Starbucks, or only the
 >ones in your state?
 
 A lot of corporate places are the same - anywhere, where the franchiser is 
 really tied up by tight company regulations. I could cite McDomnalds, Hungry 
 Jacks etc except for the fact that I'm leaving myself open to legal attack 
 so I won't do any such thing <grin>.
 
 Look for quieter, more friendly franchises like The Cookie Man (which I also 
 didn't name) or individual cafes that are not franchises at all.
 
 I also released onto a local optometrist's front desk when I had my eyes 
 checked, and I regularly release on the benches at a particular taxi rank 
 and in a particular bus shelter. If you make it a public place like that 
 where people are in transit, not only will a wide variety of people see your 
 books, but you can be reasonably certain they will be released somewhere 
 completely different, so their journey will be more interesting.
 
 Nisaba
 
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