Book Beginni ngs on Friday                     is a bookish meme sponsored by Katy at A Few More     Pages.        Here's      what     you do: Share the first line (or  two)    of the    book     you are      currently     reading on your  blog or    in the    comments     section.  Include     the title  and     author   so  we know    what you're     reading.  Then, if you     are  so  moved,    let  us    know   what your  first     impressions were  based   on    that first  line and  if   you did or did not like that sentence.   Link   up each week  at Katy's    place.
ngs on Friday                     is a bookish meme sponsored by Katy at A Few More     Pages.        Here's      what     you do: Share the first line (or  two)    of the    book     you are      currently     reading on your  blog or    in the    comments     section.  Include     the title  and     author   so  we know    what you're     reading.  Then, if you     are  so  moved,    let  us    know   what your  first     impressions were  based   on    that first  line and  if   you did or did not like that sentence.   Link   up each week  at Katy's    place.
Here's mine from Haunted Ground by Erin Hart:
With a sodden rasp, Brendan McGann's turf spade sliced into the bank of earth below his feet. Had he known all that he'd turn up with the winter's fuel, perhaps he would have stopped that moment, climbed up onto the bank, and filled his shed with the uniform sods of extruded turf that a person could order nowadays by the lorry-load.
 The Friday 56 is a bookish meme   sponsored by Freda's Voice. It is really easy to participate. Just  grab a book, any book, and turn to page 56.  Find a sentence that grabs  you and post it.
The Friday 56 is a bookish meme   sponsored by Freda's Voice. It is really easy to participate. Just  grab a book, any book, and turn to page 56.  Find a sentence that grabs  you and post it.
Here's mine from Haunted Ground by Erin Hart:
He wanted to ask Una what she thought had happened to Mina Osborne, but thought better of it.
 ngs on Friday                     is a bookish meme sponsored by Katy at A Few More     Pages.        Here's      what     you do: Share the first line (or  two)    of the    book     you are      currently     reading on your  blog or    in the    comments     section.  Include     the title  and     author   so  we know    what you're     reading.  Then, if you     are  so  moved,    let  us    know   what your  first     impressions were  based   on    that first  line and  if   you did or did not like that sentence.   Link   up each week  at Katy's    place.
ngs on Friday                     is a bookish meme sponsored by Katy at A Few More     Pages.        Here's      what     you do: Share the first line (or  two)    of the    book     you are      currently     reading on your  blog or    in the    comments     section.  Include     the title  and     author   so  we know    what you're     reading.  Then, if you     are  so  moved,    let  us    know   what your  first     impressions were  based   on    that first  line and  if   you did or did not like that sentence.   Link   up each week  at Katy's    place.Here's mine from Haunted Ground by Erin Hart:
With a sodden rasp, Brendan McGann's turf spade sliced into the bank of earth below his feet. Had he known all that he'd turn up with the winter's fuel, perhaps he would have stopped that moment, climbed up onto the bank, and filled his shed with the uniform sods of extruded turf that a person could order nowadays by the lorry-load.
 The Friday 56 is a bookish meme   sponsored by Freda's Voice. It is really easy to participate. Just  grab a book, any book, and turn to page 56.  Find a sentence that grabs  you and post it.
The Friday 56 is a bookish meme   sponsored by Freda's Voice. It is really easy to participate. Just  grab a book, any book, and turn to page 56.  Find a sentence that grabs  you and post it.Here's mine from Haunted Ground by Erin Hart:
He wanted to ask Una what she thought had happened to Mina Osborne, but thought better of it.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 




















6 comments:
Mysterious! Perfect for the season.
Good one! Have a great weekend!
Hi! Thanks for the visit to my blog!
Very interesting 'Friday 56'. Makes me want to read the book. Looking forward to your review.
Now I'm really curious....thanks for sharing, Bev, and for visiting my blog.
Sounds intriguing! Glad you had a good scout camp. Look forward to your review although you must be busy!
That's a pretty descriptive beginning. Thanks for participating in Book Beginnings!
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