The letter is slipped into the pages of Journey to the Centre of the Earth and has been replaced on the shelf.

To whoever finds this letter

This letter does not have any particular purpose, other than to find another soul who enjoyed this book as much as I did. If you have read this book before then I commend you for revisiting it, I too have read it many times. If you have not read it before I envy the journey you are about to undertake, for visiting this book for the first time is true pleasure!

Dear reader! If you chose not engage with me, or this letter, or this book, then I ask that you return it to it's place in the stacks undisturbed so someone else might find it. If you do choose to write back I will check on this book very Saturday in the afternoon and would love to hear from you.

Kind regards
A Book Lover

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   Aldous Crouch

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April 26th, 1890

Dear book lover,

I had actually been putting the book away when the letter came fluttering out of it. I have read this particular book many times before, however. Have you read any of Vernes other works? I highly recommend Around the World in 80 Days if you have not yet had the pleasure.

Warm Regards,
A fellow book lover

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Dear Book Lover,
I have! It is assuredly my second favourite of Vernes books.Which would you prefer? A trip around the globe stoping in every port - or a journey to the depths of the planet encountering dinosaurs or all manner of monsters?

Regards,
B.L

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May 3rd, 1890

Dear book lover,

That is a most impossible choice, dear book lover! But I think in the end, I might choose a trip around the globe. All the cultures and different ways of living one could encounter and learn!

Warm Regards,
A fellow book lover

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