Ghostgirl by Tonya Hurley

"Hey, it's your first lunch as a dead girl. My treat!" Pam joked, stopping the paralyzing, obsessive thought cycle spinning through Charlotte's brain as Pam led her to a table in the corner.

inkspell by cornelia funke

even the Adderhead used to invite her to his castle, poorly as he thought of the Motley Folk,for in those days everyone had wanted to hear her sing.

Lord of the Flies by William Golding.

"The hunters were screaming with delight."

Not a very good line. Ah well. Great book, though :D

I'm going to write a few more lines just to get a better idea of it.

"The hunters were screaming with delight. Simon's effort fell about him in ruins; the laughter beat him cruelly and he shrank away defenseless to his seat."

It's actually quite good! I really like it a lot better than I thought I would! :)

Next closest is Harry Potter, of course XD The seventh, Deathly Hallows, by the way. I'll do that one too, now.

"'No, I think you're like James,' said Lupin, 'who would have regarded it as the height of dishonor to mistrust his friends.'"

<3 I love Harry Potter <3

Haunted By Kelley Armstrong

Kristoff slid a hand across my bare thigh. As his fingers crept up to my rear, I leaned back into him, twisted to his ear, and whispered, ''Keep going, and I'll play with your intestines.''

Watership Down

"They do what?" (I'll continue..)
Hazel eplained. Blackberry was as much as loss as he had been himself. "But I'll tell you another thing," he said.

"Haunted By Kelley Armstrong

Kristoff slid a hand across my bare thigh. As his fingers crept up to my rear, I leaned back into him, twisted to his ear, and whispered, ''Keep going, and I'll play with your intestines.'' "


^Lol.. That sounds interesting..


I have another
Extras by Scott westerfeld

"'I thought maybe you'd make some sort of... little submarine?'"

EDU245 Learning and Assessment Precesses Reader
-Murdoch University, Dr caroline Mansfield

use of summative tests to extend the use of formative assesment as more than simple a written testand a few grades but as part of an ongoing review of learning and learning processes. (lambert and clyde, 2000)

id rather have that haunted book, sounds interesting =o

Aphrodite sighed and turned to face me. "Would you please keep up with me? We have to be able to come and go, so we can figure out what the fuck is going on with Stevie - Rae and her nasty friends

"Why did you come here?"

Yeeah... not terribly interesting. Anyway... V.B. Rose, by Banri Hidaka.

mine is vampire academy by rachell mead
- bound by love but sworn to kill,it was a hard line to walk
-roze hathaway

"(What is this that frees me so in storms?
What do my shouts amid lightnings and raging winds mean?)"

"One Hour to Madness and Joy", poem by Walt Whitman

Hunted by P. C. Cast and Kristen Cast

The only sound was the small, homelike hum of the refrigerators.

Yea not exactly the best line in the book.

In such a situation Jean Valjean mused, and what could be the nature of his reflections?

Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. :)

"Like a wild animal, that boy", Papa Earl said with a sigh.

girl missing by Tess Gerritsen

Fragile Eternity by Melissa Marr

It was where she was chastised for forgetting to add milk to the grocery list if she used the last of it.

the princess acadmy
how r u felling gerti?
im in my basement so thats y the book i picked up isent very good

shiver by maggie stiefvater

i found myself remembering the sensation of dried leaves beneath my paws and the sharp, rich, slumber-heavy scent of these autumn woods when i was a wolf.

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

"'Memories,' she explained. 'They're imprinted in the walls.'"

AMAZING book. I absolutely loved this one.

(PS: Neverwhere was tied closest to me with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, but I already did that one :D)

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

"The hopping bone's connected to the jumping bone, the ribbet bone's connected to the fly-catching bone."

Hahahaha...funny idea.

Kingdom Keepers III : Disney in Shadow by Ridley Pearson

He'd long since learned that he couldn't will himself asleep.

Um... My 8th grade math textbook?

"A line is an asymptote of a graph if the graph of the function gets closer to the line as x or y gets larger in absolute value."

^lol

Emily the Strange: The Lost Days

"Terrible news, but he says not to let it worry me and that other leads are bound to turn up"

ugh, i really hate this book.

In or Out [Sweet & Vicious] by Claudia Gabel
(not written too well, but it's a nice easy read for like...bus rides?)

"Marnie gasped, they haden't spoken in almost a year and now he shows up out of the blue, wanting a spontaneous shed hook-up?"

I don't know..

The Memorist by M.J Rose

She was finally living again because of that hope.

Pendragon book 3: The Never War by D.J. MacHale

"Once people get to know you, you can come and go as you please."
Sorry, not that great.

The Amber Spyglass by Phillip Pullman

This was the difficult part, beacause the Book expressed itself in such an enigmatic style.

Ghost Boy - Iain Lawrence

"There was an aweful, beaten look about her,a look of sadness and dispair."

"Piggy gripped Ralph's arm."

Lord of the Flies by William Golding

This is fun!

Old Magic by Marianne Curley

'I adjust my glasses.' XD

Gorgeous, Celeste thought--the way a fire was when it burned too brightly.

Sweet Revenge by Norah Roberts.

Alice In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll ;)

"Alice was just beginning to think to herself, "Now, what am I to do with this creature when I get it home?" when it grunted again, so violently, that she looked down into its face in some alarm"

love it XD

I have two books right near me. First one is Les Miserables by Victor Hugo:

"As must be clear from what has been said, the house was so arranged that one could reach the alcove in the oratory only by going through the bishop's bedroom."

Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote:

"Watime sugar and cream rationing restricted her imagination when it came to sweets- nevertheless, she once managed something called Tobacco Tapioca: best not describe it."

Bluestar's Prophecy by Erin Hunter:

Sorry, but this is not page 81 (it's soooo soon in the book, and there's nothing good there.) Instead, I'm giving a selection from later on. Be aware, it's about cats.

...Pelt bristling, eyes wide, Snowfur streaked after them, over the oily Thunderpath. (road)
Bluefur then froze.
A monster was roaring straight at Snowfur.
Without slowing down, it slammed into her body.
Bluefur heard the dull thump, then the howl of the monster as it thundered away, leaving Snowfur's body lying like a wet leaf at the edge of the Thunderpath.
"No!"

The monster's roar faded quickly away. Bluefur could see the ShadowClan warriors peering from the trees beyond the Tunderpath, their eyes wide with horror.
"Snowfur?" She bent down and nudged her sister with her paw. The white warriors didn't respond, just lay limply on the stinking grass. "Come on," Bluefur urged. "We have to get back to camp. We've got to report those ShadowClan warriors."
A thin trail of blood rolled from Snowfur's mouth.
"I'll help you," Bluefur offered She grasped her sister's scruff and began to drag her through the forest. "Try your paws," Bluefur begged through her mouthful of fur. "Once you're walking, you'll feel better."
Snowfur's body slid over the leaf-strewn floor.
*Oh, StarClan, why did I tell her about Oakheart? She wouldn't have run off. We'd never have found those ShadowClan warriors.* They'd be home by now, Whitekit bouncing with excitement at seeing his mother back...

Again, I did not want to type page 81. That was 351-352

The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick.

"Grunting sourly, he started towards the bathroom in his underpants and socks, rubbing his chin."

This makes a perfectly written plot seem a bit...dull.

Marley and Me by John Grogan


"The director wants him in the next scene."

Broken By Kelley Armstrong

''What do you want me to do,'' he said, finger sliding into me. ''What you wish I could do.''

Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
(AMAZING book, by the way. STRONGLY recommended)

"...'Your visions will show us how to Escape.'"

The whole paragraph would be:
"Gildas's gaze followed his. 'You don't. You dream Incarceron's mysteries. Your visions will show us how to Escape.'"

Vampire Diaries: The Return - Nightfall By L.J.Smith

He could feel her satisfaction as the tiny sacrificial pain turned to pleasure, because she was linked to him and because she was one of the rarest of all breeds of human.

Lady Knight by Tamora Pierce

"the captain bowed to each of them"
... That was pretty lame. You need it in context, and 81 is so close to the start of the book.

And the reckoning by Kelley Armstrong

"Edith vanished and in her place appeared a young woman in a pioneer suit; she knelt in front of me, sobbing."
That one was more exciting!

HP and the Prisoner of Azkaban

"'Oh, and Dear-' she caught Neville by the arm as he made to stand up,'after you've broken your first cup, would you be so kind as to select one of the blue-patterned ones? I'm rather attached to the pink.'"

A Wind in the Door by Madeleine L'Engle

We had a man brought to the men's ward who seemed to have nothing more seriously wrong with him than a slightly inflamed appendix, but my boa constrictor took a dislike to him the moment he was admitted.

The poison throne (Moorehawke Trilogy) by Celine Kiernan...
"...the servents felt safest approaching them first. Once..."

The Outsiders
S.E.Hinton
I leaned back next to him sullenly.

Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare

"She made her way down the torchlit corridor, remembering the day she had stepped off the boat at Southampton."

'She went to the kitchen to start her day.'- Passchendaele, Paul Gross

'other voices, other rooms' by truman capote

Of mice and men by John Steinbeck

"She turned to Lennie."

The Reckoning by Kelley Armstrong

"She knelt in front of me, sobbing."

Inkheart by Cornelia Funke

I sometimes dream, that characters of the book come out, but they don´t. In inkheart´s characters come out of books, although Mo doesn´t want that, but I want..