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Rules
*A theme will be posted each week on Thursday
*Select a conversation/snippet/sentence from your current book that features the theme
*Post it and don't forget to mention the author and title of the book
*Event is open for the whole week
*Link back to Reading Between the Pages
This week's theme is Facial Parts (eyes, ears, nose, lips, etc).
Here's mine from "Linda Is Gone" by Pauline C. Smith (a short story in The Best of Mystery by Alfred Hitchcock):
"Linnette. Yes, it fits you," he had said, and she felt the name wrap around her narrow shoulders and hold her small waist with comfort. She looked at the sound of it with big blue eyes and smiled at the sight of it with too-thin lips painted to provocative inducement.
Rules
*A theme will be posted each week on Thursday
*Select a conversation/snippet/sentence from your current book that features the theme
*Post it and don't forget to mention the author and title of the book
*Event is open for the whole week
*Link back to Reading Between the Pages
This week's theme is Facial Parts (eyes, ears, nose, lips, etc).
Here's mine from "Linda Is Gone" by Pauline C. Smith (a short story in The Best of Mystery by Alfred Hitchcock):
"Linnette. Yes, it fits you," he had said, and she felt the name wrap around her narrow shoulders and hold her small waist with comfort. She looked at the sound of it with big blue eyes and smiled at the sight of it with too-thin lips painted to provocative inducement.
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