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Joanna: Yesterday, a small purple flower popped up in my favorite ...
Sebastian: I am reading on the couch, waiting for the raspberry ...
Alicia Taylor: The Kenwood House Gardens: London, England
London's light breeze
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katie scott: the most looked at thing in history....
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(as referenced on page 172)
We have ourselves a pie winner for the paperback!
Tina Hamilton of Orlando, Florida
more to come about Tina...
2/9/06
Meet the Very First Pie Winner (from the hardcover edition, February 05)
Mr. Josh Evans of Orlando, Florida
If you've just noticed that both winners are from Orlando and think that is weird, well, I have to agree with you: it is weird. Josh was the 100th person to send in a purple flower moment last February when the hardcover came out. And now, almost exactly a year later, Tina is the 100th person to send in a purple flower moment since the paperback was released.
Stubborn Bubble Wrap... (Bonus Bubble Wrap!)
Mmmm, smells pecan-y
Unused Fashion Shot from Maxim Feb 2005 issue
Hey man, does this pie make me look fat?
Pecan Pie Promotion with Plank Road Product Placement
Purple Flower Passage with Pecan Pie Present.
Viking Pecan Pie-King
Purple Flower Payoff
Preparing to eat this pie baked by the author of this book!
My absolute first bite of Pecan Pie ever... Excellent!
all captions written by Mr. Pie Winner himself.
(you're funny, Josh)
Posted by: Amy Krouse Rosenthal on Mar 10, 05 | 1:16 am
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The Chicago, Boston and San Francisco installments of the Lost and Found Project are now complete. 150 books were "intentionally left" around each city by a team of 20 friends/Book Hiding Specialists. They left them in places like the freezer at grocery store, shelf at Blockbuster, in the arms of a statue. Quite a few people wrote in to share their (often serendipitous) story of where & when they found the book. Filmmaker Steve Delahoyde documented the hiding of the first batch of Chicago books in this two-minute short film.
Did you find this book?
Notes from those who found a book
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All illustrations by Jeffrey Middleton