This is a Bookmooch journal dedicated to alliterative sentences, meaning sentences in which every word begins with the same letter.Be creative and share the funniest alliterative sentences you can think of. Please also illustrate them with pictures of any kind, since those kind of sentences become funny mostly when you imagine what they mean literally.
A few rules for journaling:
1) Use as many pages as you want for your entry, but don’t alter anyone else’s work.
2) I suggest you relist this journal on your inventory immediately after marking it received (since you’ll already be on Bookmooch anyway :)) – this will make the journal available as soon as possible for other moochers, and remind you to make an entry. Don’t worry about time pressure – you can always tell a moocher that it will take you a little longer to send out their book.
3) When the book is full, please contact me (BmId: hanhel; hanhel@gmail.com), and I will mooch it back to you. If you are having trouble getting the book back out to someone, feel free to contact me as well, I will try to find a solution.
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