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message 251: by B (new)

B "Miss Schnepfe flung her head back, cackling in glee."

O K*A*P*L*A*N My K*A*P*L*A*N, by Leo Rosten

Page 220, Sentence 16


message 252: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments They feel strong under my fingers and yet I can sense the strain on each individual splinter, the constant stress these timbers are under.

The Forest of Hands and Teeth by Carrie Ryan

Next: Page 123, Sentence 13


message 253: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "I never participated much in class discussions at Ault - someone else always expressed my ideas, usually in a smarter way than I could have, and as time went on, the less I spoke the less it seemed I had to say."

Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld

Next : page 305, sentence 5.


message 254: by Anna (new)

Anna (lilfox) | 199 comments Dzieje biografii jako gatunku piśmiennictwa historycznego rozpoczynają Żywoty sławnych mężów Plutarcha (zbiór życiorysów 46 sławnych Greków i Rzymian) - greckiego pisarza i filozofa-moralisty żyjącego na przełomie I i II w.

Słownik gatunków literackich by Marta Pawlus

Next: Page 320, sentence 10


message 255: by Deeanna (new)

Deeanna (strawberryshortycake26) | 16 comments " Better the Coast Guard wonder why one of us was barefoot than wonder why one of us had hooves."

The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

Next: Page 25, sentence 18


message 256: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Just a pseudo-friend, disposable friend."

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

Next: Page 225, sentence 20


message 257: by Diana (new)

Diana "He stops before he plows me down."

On Location by Jen Calonita


Next: Page 89, Sentence 5


message 258: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "My parents humoured me; they were desperate for me to go to college."

Lucky by Alice Sebold Lucky by Alice Sebold

Next: Page 500, Sentence 3.


message 259: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments He unhooked it and quickly threw out his line again.

The Memoirs of Cleopatra by Margaret George

Next:Page 359, Sentence 7


message 260: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments 'Sounds like sexual harassment in the workplace to me,' Declan joked, and Jack sniggered.

PS, I Love You by Cecelia Ahern

Next:Page 304, Sentence 8.


message 261: by Emily (new)

Emily | 4 comments "Murderer!"

The Well of Lost Plots by Jasper Fforde

Next: Page 57 Sentence 12


message 262: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "She smiled at him."

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next: Page 231, Sentence 3.


message 263: by Lori (new)

Lori Walker Unlike her mother, Colette couldn't seem to appreciate either Missy's need for or her entitlement to some detachment.

Secrets of the Flesh: A Life of Colette by Judith Thurman

Next: Page 402, Sentence 5


message 264: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "They stared at each other, Jane thinking, who could have guessed that Lore was so bitter?"

Legacy of Silence by Belva Plain

Next: Page 42, Sentence 1


message 265: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments And when he turns to me, there's no recognition.

Blue Moon-Alyson Noel

Next:Page 88, Sentence 14


message 266: by Surrender Dorothy (last edited Nov 02, 2010 05:12PM) (new)

Surrender Dorothy | 9 comments "Don't ring twice," said a very angry old man.

Vile Bodies Evelyn Waugh

Next: page 1, sentence 1


message 267: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "I'm a century old, an impossible age, and my brain has no anchor in the present."

What I Was by Meg Rosoff

Next: page 139, sentence 8.


message 268: by Diana (new)

Diana "She turned off those emotional faucets, and they were rusty from disuse."

The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud by Ben Sherwood

Next: Page 157, Sentence 4


message 269: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "I was a little dizzy - I laid my cheek on his chest."

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

Next: Page 357, Sentence 8.


message 270: by Gitte (last edited Nov 10, 2010 11:17AM) (new)

Gitte (gittetofte) "In this position, my face was within a few feet of the surface of the quicksand."

The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins

Next: Page 32, sentence 4.


message 271: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "I could run him down with a taxi. "

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next: Page 320, sentence 8.


message 272: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments Bilbo heard the elves still singing in the trees, as if they had not stopped since he left; and as soon as the riders came down into the lower glades of the wood they burst into a song of much the same kind as before.

The Hobbit: Or There and Back Again by J.R.R. Tolkien

Next: Page 297, Sentence 15


message 273: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "For the entirety of my marriage, I would estimate I have dreamed of Andrew Imhof every two or three weeks, almost always as he appeared to me the night of my wedding:present but elusive."

American Wife by Curtis Sittenfeld

Next: Page 205, Sentence 15


message 274: by Lucia (new)

Lucia | 2 comments 'Mma Ramotswe paid her bill and left, and it was then. as she was walking down the fron steps of the hotel, that she saw Dr Komoti in the Mall.'

The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith

Next: Page 25, sentence 5.


message 275: by . (new)

. (skeletalgarden) | 8 comments "But in nightmares the real picture wouldn't hold still long enough for me to look, everything melting."

Fugitive Pieces by Anne Michaels

Next: Page 152, sentence 4.


message 276: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments 'Everything always turns out crap with you around anyway!'

Before I Die by Jenny Downham

Next: Page 45, sentence 4.


message 277: by Surrender Dorothy (last edited Nov 12, 2010 05:43PM) (new)

Surrender Dorothy | 9 comments "Once, some years ago, while airing in the garden, I seemed quite distinctly to see a sunflower transformed into a man's face, the face of a scrappy little boxer I admired at one point, a Mexican named Pepe Alvarez."


Other Voices, Other Rooms by Truman Capote

Next: Page 32, Sentence 5.


message 278: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Give him a wasting disease."

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next: Page 121, sentence 2.


message 279: by Madge (new)

Madge (madge_the_bibliomaniac) The train moves more slowly than usual, and when he looks at his watch he sees that they are running well behind schedule.

The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri

Next: Page 4, sentence 7.


message 280: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Warm with the fancies of youth, pretty with the insipid prettiness of the formative period, possessed of a figure promising eventual shapeliness and an eye alight with certain native intelligence, she was a fair example of the middle American class - two generations removed from the emigrant."

Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser

Next: Page 40, sentence 7.


message 281: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "This line of thought forestalled more familiar and disturbing ones, the ones that involved being kidnapped by Estonian mafiosi, blown up by animal rights activists, repeatedly stabbed by a bus driver with a grudge."

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next: page 153, sentence 4.


message 282: by Deeanna (new)

Deeanna (strawberryshortycake26) | 16 comments "It had started out pretty well at the station in Xian."

The Emperor's Code by Gordon Korman

Next:page 26,sentence 11.


message 283: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "The dog's soft eyes contemplated the world with calm compassion."

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next:page 260,sentence 10.


message 284: by Diana (new)

Diana "Or what I would say to him."

Dear John by Nicholas Sparks


Next: Page 45, Sentence 5


message 285: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments Emily: "Who was that girl?"

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

Next: Page 198, Sentence 13


message 286: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Merry Christmas," I whisper.

The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger

Next: Page 98, Sentence 10


message 287: by Karalina (new)

Karalina Lovkina (twohundredandtwentyonebooks) "I don't know who you're talking about" she said and walked away.

Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard

next: page 199, sentence 4


message 288: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "And I must set it down today so that I shall have it for ever, intact and lovely, untouched by the sadness that is coming - for of course it is coming; my brain tells me that."

I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith

Next: page 399, sentence 9.


message 289: by P. (new)

P. (shimizusan) "Still what matters most is not some discovery made within those walls but rather within himself."

House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski

Next: page 72, sentence 11


message 290: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "She had decided not to go to college after school and instead begun working as a secretary, moving from job to job every few months, ending with the awful job she had left so she could spend time with Gerry while he was sick."

PS, I Love You by Cecelia Ahern

Next: page 11, sentence 12.


message 291: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments The jingoism and anti-Semitism, which had seemed relatively unimportant personal idiosyncrasies, now called for a clear stand.

The Portable Nietzsche

Next: Page 203, Sentence 16


message 292: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "I've spent the afternoon flicking through the book that Cal got me, A Hundred Weird Ways to Meet Your Maker."

Before I Die by Jenny Downham

Next: Page 233, Sentence 13.


message 293: by Angela (new)

Angela | 5 comments "How are you?"

High Fidelity by Nick Hornby

Next: Page 54, Sentence 11.


message 294: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "He forced his eyes to focus, desperately sweeping the crowd for the hit man, the smoking gun tossed away in the gutter."

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next: Page 440, Sentence 9.


message 295: by Shaz (new)

Shaz S (shazialoves) | 3 comments "Some of the most inspired word, some of the most profound thoughts in literature fall from her lips; in real life she could hardly read, could scarcely spell, and was the property of her husband."

A Room of One's Own - Virginia Woolf

Next: Page 86, Sentence 12.


message 296: by Anna (new)

Anna (lilfox) | 199 comments Począwszy od 1937 roku, nie było wątpliwości, że każdy aspekt pracy armii, nawet czysto militarne kwestie w rodzaju szkolenia i rozmieszczenia sprzętu, może stać się przedmiotem partyjnej debaty.

Wojna Iwana: Armia Czerwona 1939-1945 by Catherine Merridale

Next: Page 111, sentence 4


message 297: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "The judge's answer came across as hapless and pathetic."

The Reader by Bernhard Schlink

Next: Page 122, sentence 2.


message 298: by Diana (new)

Diana "Do you, Cait?"

Tempestuous by Lesley Livingston


Next: Page 49, Sentence 8


message 299: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "The money she had accepted was two soft, green, handsome ten-dollar bills."

Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser

Next: Page 404, Sentence 1.


message 300: by . (new)

. (skeletalgarden) | 8 comments "It shall be stopped, - your tide must not turn so soon, - nineteen is too young."

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Next: Page 189, Sentence 5.


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