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Showing posts with label Third Sentence Thursday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Third Sentence Thursday. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Third Sentence Thursday: In Search of the Rose Notes


Third Sentence Thursday is hosted by Proud Book Nerd - visit her site to see all the other entries!

  1. Take the book you are currently reading, open it to a random page. Count three lines down and post it – it doesn’t even have to be a full sentence or anything. Just whatever’s on the third line. Feel free to share more (or a full sentence or two or three) if you’d prefer.
  2. Share your thoughts on the sentence (or sentences).
  3. Add a link to your blog post at Proud Book Nerd in the linky list.
  4. Visit one or two of the other blogs to check out their third sentence(s).

Here's mine from In Search of the Rose Notes:


the poor stinking Toby. He already had enough problems that (p75)
      Actually you get a lot of the meaning from that snippet - but the full two sentences look like this: I remember trying to pull my nostrils together using just my face muscles -- rather than my hands -- so as not to tip off the poor stinking Toby.  He already had enough problems that he didn't need the girl sitting next to him holding her nose on top of it all. Now I don't know about you, but when you were in fourth grade, would you have been sensitive enough to not add to someone else's problems?  I am not sure that I wasn't still in my egocentric world and wouldn't have held my nose and scooted as far away as possible!

    Thursday, January 19, 2012

    Third Sentence Thursday: Demi-Monde


    Third Sentence Thursday is hosted by Proud Book Nerd - visit her site to see all the other entries!

    1. Take the book you are currently reading and post the third sentence of the third chapter. Feel free to share one or two of the following sentences, if you’d like.
    2. Share your thoughts on the sentence (or sentences).
    3. Add a link to your blog post at Proud Book Nerd in the linky list.
    4. Visit one or two of the other blogs to check out their third sentence(s).


    "I'm sorry?"
    "I asked, Miss Thomas, if you would like to earn a million dollars."
    Ella took a deep breath as her natural suspicion kicked in. (from The Demi-Monde: Winter by Rod Rees.)

    I chose to add the two sentences after the third as "I'm sorry?"  wasn't much to go on.  I can't offer any insights as to what is going on as I just started this book today!  I am wondering what she would have to do though!

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