The Nearest Book

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Originally Posted by Alysser

"During our walks I would observe how Pepsi and Sprite interacted with each other, strange people and dogs, and nature's little surprises."

Rescuing Sprite, by Mark R. Levin

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I love that book. I bought it when it first came out, unbeknownst to my brother, who bought it for my birthday. So now I have 2 copies!

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Originally Posted by Grace

More than one quote - sure, why not? Right now you are in the living room near one book; say that an hour later you are in the bedroom and there is a different book - feel free to add that one.

I'm going to do the one my husband is reading when I get around to it.

I might even do a magazine or two.

If the book doesn't have 61 pages - why not just open it with your eyes closed and point to the right page or left one. Then quote the first complete sentence on that page?

Is it a children's book?

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I didn't have any book near that didn't have 61 pages; I just wanted to know in case I did sometime.

"Don't."
Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl

"Adding the last finishing touches to the form, Rosie fished out a stamp from her pocket and attached it to the envelope."

Strangers at the Stables, Michelle Bates

"I found myself in a meadow,
brilliant green beneath a soft
wash of sunshine"


CRANK by Ellen Hopkins

"HILROY A. Recycled Loose-Leaf Filler Paper"
--Staples Strictly Business Sourcebook 2010

(I'm at work LOL).

I can't use page 61 - the reason will become evident in a minute, this is from page 361...

"The Brown Drake (E. simulans), same size, has translucent wings with dark mottling."

From "The Field Guide to Inspects & Spiders - National Audubon Society". The first few hundred pages are plates of various bugs. :)

"Old people love their own things even more than young people do."
The Number by Lee Eisenberg

Surprised, Pete said, "This guy you want to know about--he's a cop? I'm scoping out a cop for you?"

The Good Guy by Dean Koontz

I like this thread :)

"We're supposes to do dangerous stuff, right?" And Piper walked inside.

The Lost Hero - Rick Riordan

Page 61. First sentence of the paragraph:

"In 1987, I was finally able to realize my impossible childhood dream to be a mermaid."

With Love & Laughter, John Ritter by Amy Yasbeck

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Originally Posted by Alysser

"During our walks I would observe how Pepsi and Sprite interacted with each other, strange people and dogs, and nature's little surprises."

Rescuing Sprite, by Mark R. Levin

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Excellent book. Read it twice, cried both times!

"Place a rack or folded towel on the bottom (to let water circulate and keep the glass from cracking against the bottom"
The Joy of Cooking 1997 Irma Rombauer, Marion Rombauer Becker and Ethan Becker

In the Device Manager list, check for conflicts with other devices.


Owners Manual
www.dell.com

Depending on how the meeting had gone, Herney would either stop the guest in time or watch in amusement as the visitor embarrassed himself.

Deception Point - Dan Brown