Stephenie Meyer Fans discussion

Rules:

1.) Grab the book nearest to you.
2.) Turn to page 39.
3.) Go to the 4th paragraph, 1st sentence.
4.) Copy the 1st sentence in that paragraph. If the first sentence is less than three words, copy the second sentence too.
5.) Reference book name and author in parenthesis next to the sentence.

The next person will copy my sentence, then pick the book nearest to them and post theirs.
Then the next person after that will copy all the text before them and then do the same.

I nod. "That's Luke." (Devoured by Amanda Marrone)

The pigeon burbled liquidly back at her. (Neverwhere A Novel by Neil Gaiman)

I nod. "That's Luke." (Devoured by Amanda Marrone)
The pigeon burbled liquidly back at her. (Neverwhere A Novel by Neil Gaiman
Murphy walked behind Birdie, watching the way she walked, self-consciously like each step was carefully thought out.Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson

"Will Henry!" he said. "Where have you been?" (The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey)

I nod. "That's Luke." (Devoured by Amanda Marrone)

The pigeon burbled liquidly back at her. (Neverwhere A Novel by Neil Gaiman)

Murphy walked behind Birdie, watching the way she walked, self-consciously like each step was carefully thought out. (Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson)

"Will Henry!" he said. "Where have you been?" (The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey)

I ran to the olive grove but took care to say a prayer to Athena before entering the trees. (Nobody's Princess by Esther M. Friesner)

I nod. "That's Luke." (Devoured by Amanda Marrone)

The pigeon burbled liquidly back at her. (Neverwhere A Novel by Neil Gaiman)

Murphy walked behind Birdie, watching the way she walked, self-consciously like each step was carefully thought out. (Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson)

"Will Henry!" he said. "Where have you been?" (The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey)

I ran to the olive grove but took care to say a prayer to Athena before entering the trees. (Nobody's Princess by Esther M. Friesner)

She had never witnessed the Ordeal. (Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause)

((this sounds funny! I wonder if you guys can think of a way to implement each other's sentences together to make a funny story! Ideas??))

I nod. "That's Luke." (Devoured by Amanda Marrone)

The pigeon burbled liquidly back at her. (Neverwhere A Novel by Neil Gaiman)

Murphy walked behind Birdie, watching the way she walked, self-consciously like each step was carefully thought out. (Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson)

"Will Henry!" he said. "Where have you been?" (The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey)

I ran to the olive grove but took care to say a prayer to Athena before entering the trees. (Nobody's Princess by Esther M. Friesner)

She had never witnessed the Ordeal. (Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause)

"Medama is right, it is no tale for children." (The Shamer's Daughter by Lene Kaaberbol)

I nod. "That's Luke." (Devoured by Amanda Marrone)

The pigeon burbled liquidly back at her. (Neverwhere A Novel by Neil Gaiman)

Murphy walked behind Birdie, watching the way she walked, self-consciously like each step was carefully thought out. (Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson)

"Will Henry!" he said. "Where have you been?" (The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey)

I ran to the olive grove but took care to say a prayer to Athena before entering the trees. (Nobody's Princess by Esther M. Friesner)

She had never witnessed the Ordeal. (Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause)

"Medama is right, it is no tale for children." (The Shamer's Daughter by Lene Kaaberbol)

"Corn looks pretty growing," said Nat, politely, to atone for his laugh. (Little Men by Louisa May Alcott)