When I opened the front page and saw the dedication, I kind of feel bad that Emma gave this book to her teacher and it ends up in a LFL. But maybe the teacher has already received 50 copies of this? Anyway, it's the sentiment that counts.

It's beautifully written, but it also feels like it's written by an adult years after graduation, looking back at life, rather than a child's sentiments.

Taking to the BookCrossing Convention in Tampere, Finland.

Hi! How wonderful you've found one of my books! Thank you so much for checking out the journal. I would really appreciate if you can take a moment to let me know you have it now. Trust me, it'll totally make my day to hear from one of my "wild" books.

Bookcrossing is a wonderful online community of book lovers dedicated to sharing books with each other and the world at large. We are also curious to see how far and wide our books can travel. I would appreciate if you can make a journal entry on this book so we know where the book has been. You don't have to set up an account.

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The dedication is so sweet! Thank you for the lovely book!

Oh, so sweet! Back to the table!

I've taken this one from the Bookcrossing Convention in Tampere.

I am reading this book at the beach in Tallinn right now and it is so sweet and especially the dedication from Emma

I also like the Moomin label a lot

Fly and be free!