Five Book Meme
I saw this at Can I Borrow Your Book, and decided to play along since I have nothing else to post at the moment.
Here are the directions:
Another (5) Book Meme
1. Take five books off your bookshelf.
2. For Book #1, quote the first sentence.
3. For Book #2, quote the last sentence on page fifty.
4. For Book #3, quote the second sentence on page one hundred.
5. For Book #4, quote the next to the last sentence on page one hundred fifty.
6. For Book #5, quote the final sentence of the book.
7. Make the five sentences into a paragraph.
Book # 1 - Discovering the Writer Within: 40 Days to More Imaginative Writing by Bruce Ballenger and Barry Lane.
You have always thought you could be a writer.
Book # 2 - The Best American Short Stories 2007 edited by Stephen King.
As if summoned by the noise, the birds appear and land on the pins, sucked into them in some way I cannot imagine.
Book # 3 - Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy.
“I hope I may have the honor of calling on you,” he said.
Book # 4 - The Softwire: Betrayal on Orbis 2 by PJ Haarsma.
“You are to confirm the rumors that the female is with child,” he said.
Book # 5 - Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community, and War by Nathaniel Philbrick.
It was a small victory to be sure, but in the winter of 1677 it was the best that Benjamin Church could do.
And the resulting paragraph:
You have always thought you could be a writer. As if summoned by the noise, the birds appear and land on the pins, sucked into them in some way I cannot imagine. “I hope I may have the honor of calling on you,” he said. “You are to confirm the rumors that the female is with child,” he said. It was a small victory to be sure, but in the winter of 1677 it was the best that Benjamin Church could do.
Let me know if you decide to play along!





















































thanks for visiting my blog!It’s a little funny how even the most unrelated sentences can end up coming togeter (kinda)
March 20th, 2008 at 3:47 amJuli - yes, it is!
March 21st, 2008 at 12:24 pm