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My book beginnings is taken from THE LOST GIRLS by Heather Young:
"I found this notebook in the desk yesterday. I didn't know I had any of them left, those books I bought at Framer's with their black-and-white marbled covers and their empty, lined pages waiting to be filled."
I am enjoying the book.
"I found this notebook in the desk yesterday. I didn't know I had any of them left, those books I bought at Framer's with their black-and-white marbled covers and their empty, lined pages waiting to be filled."
I am enjoying the book.
The book is very good. Love family sagas.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping.
I love that beginning! There's something so intriguing about that blank notebook - especially when paired with that cover and the title. Adding to my list!
ReplyDeleteI am about half way through the book. I am enjoying it.
DeleteThanks for stopping, Katherine.
The Lost Girls looks tempting...and I'll be reading All Is Not Forgotten soon.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine: “IN TWENTY YEARS”
I KNOW you will love All is Not Forgotten.
DeleteENJOY all of your books.
Thanks for stopping, Laurel.
I can picture the notebook. What a fine, descriptive opening...just waiting to be filled in, just like the notebook.
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The first line is very descriptive.
DeleteThe book is quite good.
Thanks for stopping, Anne.
The Lost Girls sounds intriguing. Hope you enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying it.
DeleteThanks for stopping, Diane.