♥!The Young Adult Book Club!♥ discussion

Here's a fun book game i've seen around. Here are the rules: you turn to the given page and sentence of the book closest to you and post that quote, then you post a page number and sentence number for the next person to use.

first post: turn to page 92, sentence 5.

the next person to post must post the 5th sentence on the 92nd page AND choose the page and sentence number for the next person.

* BTW this game is alot more fun if you don't cheat! write the actual sentence not the one you think sounds best *

"What was she asking?" from The Golden Compass.

pg 65 sentence 12

''Knock on the door of my room before you go to sleep, and I'll give you some'' from Clockwork Prince.

Pg 101 sentence 15

"Come on. It'll make you feel better." from Vampire Academy #1

pg 42 sentence 9

" Um, nothing, it's just... the bathroom's dirty." from Soul Bound by Mari Mancusi

"You've got about as much charm as a dead slug." from The Hunger Games by Suzzane Collins

"Mayor Prentiss waits a moment." from the Ask and the Answer by Patrick Ness
Pg 113 sentence 7

She didn't want to see, but she couldn't help herself and she flung out a hand and knocked the shutters back.
Pg 200 sentence 3

"Everything feels dirty." from Legend

pg 101 sentence 5

He looked like a tiger in its lair or a dragon smouldering in its cave.

Pg. 2 sentence 9

"She grabs the hood of my sweatshirt and flicks it off my head, then squints at my earbuds and asks,"What're you listening to?". From Evermore
Pg 29 sentence 2

The Scooper Dooper was empty.


Pg 43 sentence 4

"No." from
City of Fallen Angels

Pg.162 sentence 8

"She noticed that he had become sloppier and more
sporadic with balancing his accounts."
from The Girl Who Played With Fire


pg 1, sentence 10

As Lord Heytesbury had predicted, with Moscow now hit, cholera was heading straight for the great Tsarist capital of St. Petersburg.
The Strange Case of the Broad Street Pump: John Snow and the Mystery of Cholera

Pg 43, sentence 8

I reached into my pocket and pulled out a handkerchief and a candy bar. Richard Braughtigan, The Abortion: An Historical Romance 1966

Page 7, sentance 3

Live and in stereo.
Page 42, sentence 12

All dressed in black like that--maybe it was her nephew or something.

Page 50, sentence 4

Over the years, public battle in the amphitheater had become the method of conflict resolution

Page 33, sentence 7

She glanced up to see the entire kitchen was eavesdropping on their conversation.

Page 424, sentence 11

"And what shall we do, if you prove right?"

Page 163, sentence 15

Okay, so there's not a 15th sentence so I'm going to do the last one on the page.

"Wouldn't tangle with that. Looks a bit mean, if you want my opinion."

Slowly, she waved in return and started down the path.

page 181
sentence 2

I hear their coughs, their raspy voices calling to one another.

Page 63, sentence 7

The moment we're inside, the doors slam shut and we hear the Peacekeepers' boots moving back toward the crowd.


Page 198
Sentence 4

Blomkvist concluded that he was under surveillance, but it was being carried out
so clumsily that he could hardly have helped but notice.
from

pg-20
sentence-5

"Banged the hall door, carefully remaining inside it, and slipped into the bedroom and eased open the communicating door thats hidden by the tall boy"
from N or M?

Page 59
Sentence 2

Another power player who has decided to use me as a piece in her games, although things never seem to according to plan.

From

Page 267
Sentence 8

“The individual who was shot in his apartment at Odenplan."
from

page-20
sentence-1

"Why... why would h-he do that?" My voice was only a sqeek.

from Everlasting
page-482
sentence-13

"I am not worthy,” he said softly to her.
From

Page -- 229
Sentence -- 7

"Do you think people would believe it? Could we pull it off?"

Page 203
Sentence 5

I stare at my name on the board.



Page 12
Sentence 7

Find Chuckie, tell him he's in charge of your sleepin' arrangements.

Page 152
Sentence 6

Tegan breaks.



Page 78 Sentence 4

He faces the wall with the targets on it - one square of plywood with three red circles on it for each of us.

AWESOME BOOK!!!!!

Page 21
Sentence 13

^Agree, it is an awesome book. :)

It's safer to sleep on the trolley than on the street.


Page 137 Sentence 10

I can't think about him today, when I have focus on making it through stage one.



Why must it always be next to the computer?

Page 239
Sentence 1

"Jace and the others arrived behind her, Isabelle looking more annoyed now than tearful." City of Bones


Page 159 sentence eight.

I used to go along every year.



Page 300
Sentence 12

"Did you check the sunroom, around the back?" The Reckoning, by Kelley Armstrong.

Page 30
Sentence 7

I narrow my eyes.



Page 12
Sentence 2

Until I came along.


Page 33
Sentence 5

"He is one of the best men I know."


Page 46
Sentence 2

"She closed her eyes and crashed, the scenery shattering like an eggshell at impact so that when she looked around, she recognised nothing at all." - wow...



Page 98
Sentence 5

"People often have respect for what they cannot comprehend, since some men cannot always tell their crosses from their blessings, their laurels from their thorns."


Page 35, sentence 9

I'm practically made of porcelain these days.


Page 105
Sentence 3

I bristled at the implied insult, but Ash stepped forward.


Page 160
Sentence 2

While the observations of Count Saint-Germain led him to conclude that female gene carriers travel back considerably less often, and for shorter periods, than their male counterparts, our experience to date does not allow us to confirm his findings.



Page 20
Sentence 6