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message 101: by Fenixbird (new)

Fenixbird SandS | 20 comments Fiona, Is book 7 To Kill A Mockingbird?


message 102: by Wendy (new)

Wendy (wldinnis) "It sat, a single spot of vivid red, and sang."

Vision in White, Nora Roberts


message 103: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) Fenixbird wrote: "Fiona, Is book 7 To Kill A Mockingbird?"

No sweetie x


message 104: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments Fiona is 7 Secret Life of Bees?


message 105: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "He would ask the boy again later just to let him know there was a place to rest and forgiveness for any sin."

Bel Canto


message 106: by Karalina (new)

Karalina Lovkina (twohundredandtwentyonebooks) So we went all in a bosy; and the meagre old maid-servant, that opened the door, ushered us into and apartment, such as Rose had described to me as the scene of her first introduction to Mrs Graham....


message 107: by Karalina (new)

Karalina Lovkina (twohundredandtwentyonebooks) from "the Tenant of Wildfell Hall" by Anne Bronte

i would have wrote the whole sentence except it was 30 lines long


message 108: by Rachel (new)

Rachel (wildhoney) LOL! Page 56 of "The Girl Who Played with Fire" by Stieg Larsson is completely blank! Nothing but a plain white page in between part 1 and part 2.


message 109: by Mandy (new)

Mandy (mettakaruna) 1. Lost Temple
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7. The Lightning Thief
8. Dearly Devoted Dexter


message 110: by Emerald (new)

Emerald (emmeraldd) | 63 comments Although he made alot of noise crashing into objects, Wesley's actual flight was completely silent.

--Wesley the Owl by Stacey O'Brien

*my mother's book, not mine!*


message 111: by Kathryn (new)

Kathryn (kathrynh) She smiled at me with extra love in her doe-brown eyes and added, "So, goodnight. Try to sleep, and don't get up before daylight."

The Christmas Sweater


message 112: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments The next thing Serif knew, he had a bride.

People of the Book


message 113: by Mary (new)

Mary (madamefifi) | 202 comments "And Moses went out from Pharaoh and entreated the Lord."

King James Bible, Exodus. This is literally the closest book that I can reach from where I am sitting. What the heck?? There must be 50 books within a 3-foot radius of the sofa! Maybe God is trying to tell me something!





message 114: by Mandy (new)

Mandy (mettakaruna) Only 2 sentences on page 56. Second sentence is "Pickles slid down after them." from, The Fire Cat


message 115: by Fenixbird (last edited Nov 05, 2009 01:02AM) (new)

Fenixbird SandS | 20 comments "I think I've got a robbery in progress.." The Witness by W.E.B. Griffin (4th in the Badge of Honor Series)

TO SONY: I was just reading today what aspartame breaks down into...(referring to your biology text!) Do NOT drink diet drinks!!


message 116: by Beth (new)

Beth Knight (zazaknittycat) | 130 comments Not counting the part of the sentence from the previous page:


"Give it another quarter of a mile."

From Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix


message 117: by Cammie (new)

Cammie | 785 comments "With his grades, Clayton could easily handled it, but he simply couldn't imagine spending another four years in the classroom, so he'd joined his father at the sheriff's department".

From The Lucky One


message 118: by Cammie (new)

Cammie | 785 comments " The Lord said to Moses, I am going to come to you in a dense cloud, so that the people will hear me speaking with you and will always put their trust in you."
The Bible NIV Translation


message 119: by Kathryn (new)

Kathryn (kathrynh) x"There was that hint of a grin again." An Amish Christmas December in Lancaster County


message 120: by Sujata (new)

Sujata (eternaloxymoron) | 383 comments "The oldest of the three was a stumpy man with a wide frog-mouth and shifty eyes,and although Mr.Boggis didn't know it,his name was Rummins and he was the owner of the farm."-Parson's Pleasure from Kiss Kiss - Roald Dahl


message 121: by Rene' (new)

Rene' | 8 comments "I don't see you that much anymore," said David, "that's all. I miss having you around."


message 122: by Rene' (new)

Rene' | 8 comments The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly


message 123: by Kimberly (new)

Kimberly (kimbryant) | 2 comments He was very ugly, with hair all over his body.


message 124: by Kimberly (new)

Kimberly (kimbryant) | 2 comments Cirque Du Freak A living Nightmare by Darren Shan


Kat (A Journey In Reading) (ajourneyinreading) | 390 comments "The ghost came to his feet, and as he rose, his legs moved out of the sunlight and painted themselves back into being, the long black trouser legs, the sharp crease in his pants."

Heart Shaped Box..... Joe Hill


message 126: by Holli (new)

Holli Loved that book Kat!


message 127: by Becka the (new)

Becka the Book Girl (beckachoat) "She clanged down the phone."

A Midnight Clear - Katharine Paterson



message 128: by Cammie (new)

Cammie | 785 comments "This place had always been forbidden to me because three sides were surrounded by water."

From Peony in Love by Lisa See


message 129: by Mary (new)

Mary (madamefifi) | 202 comments "For he was a young man who greatly prized dignity and grace, and it was for this reason that the Colonel liked him better than any slave he had ever owned."

The Widow of the South, Robert Hicks


Kat (A Journey In Reading) (ajourneyinreading) | 390 comments Holli wrote: "Loved that book Kat!"

Me too Holli!!! Finished it in less than 8 hours... it was great!


message 131: by Johanna (new)

Johanna Moran (johannamoran) | 32 comments "Agnes has lost a great part of her sullen allure because of it."
(IT = giving birth, her brother-in-law's opinion.)

From THE VIEW FROM CASTLE ROCK by Alice Munro



message 132: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Harris "At any rate, now whenever my wife is not sweating or racing to the bathroom, she is busy yelling at me."

From

Why My Wife Thinks I'm an Idiot The Life and Times of a Sportscaster Dad by Mike Greenberg.


message 133: by Carrie (new)

Carrie (missfryer) | 533 comments "She carried her own canteen now, not having realized that Patrick had carried it for her on the way up."
A Change in Altitude A Novel


message 134: by Renee (new)

Renee (reneebergeron) "It was said to be the primordial ooze that was left over when the universe had been created."

Dream Warrior by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Read this one a few months ago, it is still sitting on my desk.

Think I want to read Kaliki's book about the sportscaster dad!


message 135: by Wendy (new)

Wendy (wldinnis) "I have three tasks I want you to complete first."

The Perfect Christmas by Debbie Macomber


message 136: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Harris Renee wrote: ""It was said to be the primordial ooze that was left over when the universe had been created."

Dream Warrior by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Read this one a few months ago, it is..."


It is hilarious Renee! I've laughed out loud at several points. I highly recommend it.


message 137: by Amy (new)

Amy Zaborowski (amyzabo) "Combined with several of his father's rare books from Tanzania, they brought just under six hundred dollars from the buyer"

-Three Cups of Tea


message 138: by Mandy (new)

Mandy (mettakaruna) A woman so beautiful surrounded by light, a man of stone would melt from the sight.

Cold & Gray When days seem like years, and years feel like days.


message 139: by Duygu (new)

Duygu | 50 comments The molecular biologist groaned, fighting down a stomach-churning wave of nausea and pain.

from Robert Ludlum's "The Lazarus Vendetta"


message 140: by Jenny (new)

Jenny Keenan (jennyek2019) The ward seemed to have changed


message 141: by Jessika (new)

Jessika Hoover (jessalittlebooknerd) | 212 comments "Dear me, how singular!" said Aunt Plenty, bringing her spectacles to bear upon the pills, with a face so full of respectful interest that it was almost too much for Dr. Alec's gravity.

from Louisa May Alcott's Eight Cousins


message 142: by Tiara (new)

Tiara (digitaltempest) | 2 comments "It's so easy to spy when no one thinks you're looking." - The End of Alice, A. M. Homes


message 143: by Natalie (new)

Natalie (aquariusnat) "Here I am trying to be wise , the way a father should be , the way an old pastor certainly should be ." -Gilead A Novel


message 144: by [deleted user] (new)

You know how to drive? Sam asked. hehe

Gone by Michael Grant


message 145: by Kathryn (new)

Kathryn (kathrynh) "So when is Enatsu scheduled to pitch?" the Professor asked.

The Housekeeper and the Professor


message 146: by Noems (new)

Noems (n0ems) | 17 comments "Well, as alone as I ever was"

The Host, by Stephenie Meyer


message 147: by Beth (new)

Beth Knight (zazaknittycat) | 130 comments "I've read about them in the paper."

Atonement by Ian McEwan


message 148: by Krys (new)

Krys (incognerdo) | 140 comments "This type of science-fictional scenario is actually quite familiar nowadays, thanks to the novels like William Gibson's Neuromancer, Neal Stephenson's Snowcrash, Spider Robinson's Mindkiller and Vurt by Jeff Noon, as well as films such as The Matrix, Avalon, and Extenz.

-World of Warcraft and Philosophy

(Don't worry, I already have my nerd card.)


message 149: by Ez (new)

Ez (ezrah-rah) "The evening a stream passed near the road and Talone called for an early camp."


message 150: by Ez (new)

Ez (ezrah-rah) Harper wrote: ""The evening a stream passed near the road and Talone called for an early camp.""

The Goose Girl


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