Here’s mine!
Book: Ptolemy’s Gate by Jonathan Stroud
“Well, you’re a clever girl and no mistake.”
I’ll take it! Haha!
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Caroline Peckham 
“I was glad I’d made a positive impression, even if it was dumb luck.” Openly Straight by Bill Konigsberg. So true.
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Haha that’s a brilliant one!
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“Mal ignored him.” Huh. Guess that’s what I get fire picking up my daughter’s copy of Isle of the Lost that’s sitting next to me. š
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Haha I love it it’s like the book knows š
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“J. S. Mill’s essay on the subjection of women established a correlation between the degree of civilization of a people and the social position of its women.” From ‘Introducing Feminism; A Graphic Guide’ which I just got for my teen daughter. A little heavier th an my usual reading but true nonetheless!
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Ooo very deep š
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“But when he fails to get anywhere, it will make the fall even more jarring.” From Stephen King’s Mr. Mercedes. Says quite a bit in a short space, does it not!
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It does indeed! Does it sum you up do you reckon? š
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A little bit, yeah… especially if I really dissect it.
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I love Ptolemy in that book! š and this is a fun idea, here’s mine:
“Kell wanted only to disappear” – A Darker Shade of Magic
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Yeah it’s such a good series!
Haha what do you reckon does it say much about your life?
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hahaha not so good, I suppose…although disappearing and finding myself in a place with a warmer climate seems quite right! It’s not the best page to grab a sentence from, I think š
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Haha no well it’s a bit random isn’t it!
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“When I opened my eyes in the morning, something was different.” Hmmm lol
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Haha that could be taken in a good way or a bad way š
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“Some wretched men were found in the possession of certain powders and (whether justly or unjustly, God knows) were accused of poisoning the wells–with the result that anxious men now refuse to drink water from wells.” (from a letter penned by Louis Heyligen of Beeringen as part of a collection on ‘The Black Death’ by Rosemary Horrox)
Huh. Maybe I shouldn’t have poisoned all those wells after all…
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Damn it caught you out haha š
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They stand guard by the food tables with their rifles plainly in sight. ~ World After by Susan Ee.
Well my love for food is pretty profound.
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Haha that’s brilliant! š
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The subtitle is North of the Cathedral (in Seville, Spain)
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Oooo…deep š
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“They stand guard by the food tables with their rifles plainly in sight”. World After by Susan Ee…..haha this is my life, I feel as though I need to protect the food from my girls
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Haha! I love that!
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It’s so true. They say boys eat a lot…..girls do too lol
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Lol that’s very true! I think boys get away with it more though…š
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