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message 301: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "One quick drink and he'd go."

A Necklace of Water by Cate Tiernan

Next: Page 289, Sentence 3.


message 302: by Surrender Dorothy (last edited Dec 23, 2010 04:35PM) (new)

Surrender Dorothy | 9 comments "The brisk, smiley-face folks on the weather channel say it's due to some distant, dusty catastrophe - an earthquake, a volcano?"

The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood

Next Page 253, Sentence 15.


message 303: by Anna (last edited Dec 24, 2010 05:19AM) (new)

Anna (princessepeche) | 2 comments "Als hätte grade jemand draufgepinkelt."- ("As someone had just peed on it.")
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger

Next Page 7, Sentence 7.


message 304: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "As Mother Theresa told her during her visit to Rome this year : 'To heal other people you have to suffer yourself.'"

Diana: Her True Story by Andrew Morton

Next Page 170, Sentence 6.


message 305: by Audrey (new)

Audrey | 19 comments "Elv was wearing sunglasses."

The Story Sisters by Alice Hoffman

Page 291, Sentence 3


message 306: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "She hated the feeling of having no excitement to look forward to."

PS, I Love You by Cecelia Ahern

Next : Page 305, Sentence 6.


message 307: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments "I have made my life with you."

The Lost Language of Cranes by David Leavitt

Next: Page 401, Sentence 7


message 308: by Jasmine (new)

Jasmine | 14 comments "Worn out, indeed, I was; not another step could I stir."

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Next: Page 268, sentence 5


message 309: by Aaron (new)

Aaron (guinness74) | 1 comments "Thinking of John Brown, Thoreau said of writing that "the art of composition is as simple as the discharge of a bullet from a rifle, and its master-pieces imply an infinitely greater force behind them."

A New Literary History of America

Next: Page 88, sentence 3


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. (skeletalgarden) | 8 comments "We scrape our shoes again, careful, waiting for one another to go in first, milling a little at the door."

As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner

Next: Page 467, sentence 8


message 311: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments 'I'll call you tomorrow, Holly,' he said softly, kissing her on the top of her head and making his way to the front door.

PS, I Love You by Cecelia Ahern

Next: Page 388, sentence 8.


message 312: by Violeta (new)

Violeta (inspoleta) "Сто деветдесет и шест войника не успели да оставят дори и белег върху дървото на игрословеца."

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Next: page 37, sentence 4


message 313: by Amanda (last edited Jan 11, 2011 09:59AM) (new)

Amanda Skjoldal (amanda_kay) | 31 comments Besides, Mark has to stay, too.

A Bend in the RoadbyNicholas Sparks

Next: Page 75, Sentence 11


message 314: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Captain, I scorn them from this day forward."

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne

Next: Page 275, Sentence 6.


message 315: by Emily (new)

Emily | 4 comments "You realize that Jared may have asked you out again, but you won't have a clue what to do if he wants to kiss you."

Feeling Sorry for Celia by Jaclyn Moriarty

Next: Page 63, Sentence 23


message 316: by Tiffany (new)

Tiffany | 59 comments "I may be little and spare, but I can do any work them others can do," I said.

The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman by Ernest J. Gaines

Next: Page 103, Sentence 12


message 317: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "6. Rapid oscillations of the barometer should never be interpreted as presaging dry or rainy weather of any duration."

Dick Sand, A Captain At Fifteen by Jules Verne

Next: Page 133, Sentence 10.


message 318: by Diana (last edited Jan 21, 2011 07:05PM) (new)

Diana "I feel pretty messed up most of the time," she said quietly.

Flawless by Sara Shepard

Next: Page 58 Sentence: 8


message 319: by Amanda (last edited Jan 21, 2011 11:13PM) (new)

Amanda Skjoldal (amanda_kay) | 31 comments "You getting excited yet?"

Three Weeks with My Brother/Nicholas Sparks

Next: Page 24, Sentence 11


message 320: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Finished, he slid his books into a crumpling tan briefcase - the smell of egg salad wafted up from its bottom - and head down, left the room, silent as the North Pole."

Letting Go by Philip Roth

Next: Page 16, Sentence 10.


message 321: by Skena (last edited Jan 22, 2011 07:45PM) (new)

Skena Megahed (I saw them exchange a glance)
Secret Smile by Nicci French
page 60, sentence 7.


message 322: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments 'Well, you enjoyed the stripper that night, anyway,' Holly teased.

PS, I Love You by Cecelia Ahern

Next: Page 266, Sentence 11


message 323: by Skena (new)

Skena Megahed "I want to stop working for you" I said
Secret Smile by Nicci French
page 102, sentence 2.
I love this game :)


message 324: by Amanda (new)

Amanda Skjoldal (amanda_kay) | 31 comments "Tell me, Noah, what do you remember most from the summer we spent together?"

The Notebook/Nicholas Sparks

Next:Page 87, Sentence 15


message 325: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "He'd changed my life so much, it was like his appearance had separated my history into two parts : before him and after him."

A Chalice of Wind by Cate Tiernan

Next:Page 15, Sentence 14.


message 326: by Amanda (new)

Amanda Skjoldal (amanda_kay) | 31 comments "And since he didn't make it home this summer, I thought it might be nice to visit him for a change."

The WeddingbyNicholas Sparks

Next:Page 118, Sentence 13


message 327: by Skena (new)

Skena Megahed (Natasha was in the mood for giving one of her pep talks when she saw her later in that day )
Got You Back by Jane Fallon
page 212, sentence 10


message 328: by Marianne (new)

Marianne | 18 comments "We are fighting, we are getting along."

The Man of My Dreams by Curtis Sittenfeld The Man of My Dreams by Curtis Sittenfeld

Next: page 99, sentence 1


message 329: by Skena (last edited Jan 24, 2011 05:44AM) (new)

Skena Megahed "I tell you you're fired one day and a couple of days later this happens. come one."
Got You Back by Jane Fallon
page 231 sentence 12


message 330: by Marianne (last edited Jan 24, 2011 06:01AM) (new)

Marianne | 18 comments "About forty-five minutes have passed, and Hannah has settled into the rhythm of the road (the first round of construction turned out not to be lengthy) when something - a thing that is brownish and has a tail- a neither large nor small thing - scuries in front of the truck."
The Man of My Dreams by Curtis Sittenfeld The Man of My Dreams by Curtis Sittenfeld

Next: page 3, sentence 3


message 331: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "What a vision of blue sky and untouched hills and narrow trails heading God knew where and being free - free and hungry, free and cold, free and wet, free and lost - who could mourn such conditions, faced with the alternative?"

The Bride's Farewell by Meg Rosoff

Next: page 4, sentence 5


message 332: by Skena (last edited Jan 24, 2011 07:54AM) (new)

Skena Megahed "I'm really missing you .K xxx"
Got You Back by Jane Fallon
page 7, sentence 2


message 333: by Amanda (new)

Amanda Skjoldal (amanda_kay) | 31 comments "At first, I wanted to believe that Jane was simply reacting emotionally and that I was reading far more into the incident than it deserved."

The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks The Weddingby Nicholas Sparks Nicholas Sparks

Next: Page 307, Sentence 22


message 334: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments You know I haven't been in a play in months, until now, and I haven't even started rehearsals yet."

Outside Wonderland by Lorna Jane Cook

Next: Page 321, Sentence 17


message 335: by Skena (new)

Skena Megahed "don't go getting any ideas. it doesn't mean ..you know.I just want to be on my own"
Got You Back
page 126, sentence 8


message 336: by . (new)

. (skeletalgarden) | 8 comments "She was just standing here, waiting for you."

The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner

Next: Page 357, sentence 2


message 337: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Profound silence reigned over the plain between the wood and the river."

In Search of the Castaways; or the Children of Captain Grant by Jules Verne

Next: Page 407, sentence 7.


message 338: by Skena (new)

Skena Megahed "are you sure?" he said vaguely , and Tammy laughed .
Sisters by Danielle Steel
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P.47 , S.1


message 339: by Deeanna (new)

Deeanna (strawberryshortycake26) | 16 comments "This was too big for him."
On Every Side by Karen Kingsbury
Next:Page 12, Sentence 7


message 340: by Skena (new)

Skena Megahed (and then , of course, one thing had led to another. )
Got You BackbyJane Fallon
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P.82, S.4


message 341: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments Absolutely the last person I wanted to witness my failure.

Pink by Lili Wilkinson

Next: Page 297, Sentence 11


message 342: by Skena (new)

Skena Megahed (at first it looked enticing but, as I sorted through each item, it quickly began to seem impersonal& disappointing.)
Secret SmilebyNicci French
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P.67, S.7


message 343: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "The rest of her was shrink-wrapped in what looked like cellophane."

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next: Page 207, Sentence 4.


message 344: by Amanda (new)

Amanda Skjoldal (amanda_kay) | 31 comments "He finally let go of her hand, felt longing as it slipped away from him."

The RescuebyNicholas Sparks

Next: Page 119, Sentence 8


message 345: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Stop shouting abortionist around here," he said.

Letting Go by Philip Roth

Next: Page 19, Sentence 11.


message 346: by Lucie (new)

Lucie | 20 comments "She uses it to wrap the hash into little parcels when she´s selling it," supplied Helen helpfully.

Rachel's Holiday by Marian Keyes

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message 347: by Kayla (new)

Kayla | 130 comments The shadow emerges from under hand at any point whatever of its circuit to follow or precede it for the space of 30 seconds.

Nohow On: Company, Ill Seen Ill Said, Worstward Ho: Three Novels by Samuel Beckett

Next: Page 102, Sentence 17


message 348: by Amanda (new)

Amanda Skjoldal (amanda_kay) | 31 comments "We all know there have been good men who were not Christians; men like Socrates and Confucius who had never heard of it, or J. S. Mill who quite honestly couldn't believe it."

The Quotable LewisbyJerry Root

Next: Page 87, Sentence 12


message 349: by Someoneyouknow (new)

Someoneyouknow | 513 comments "Poor linguistically challenged little sod."

Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Next: Page 218, Sentence 14


message 350: by Brittnee (new)

Brittnee (mrsbarlow) | 2 comments "I was too old for the service in World War II, but the war did make for a lot of work."

Life Is So Good by George Dawson

Next: Page 94, sentence 2


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