First of all, I want to let you know that Ezra ended up having a strain of flu last week. (If you didn't see my FLF last week, he had a fever and went to the ER.) But he got over it super fast and is doing great! He even picked out our First Line this week!
I grew up reading The Chronicles of Narnia and they will always have a very special place in my heart. I will never forget the first time I ever heard about these books. We were at a doctor's office (I was super young and have no idea why) and a father was reading The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe to his daughter in the waiting room and invited my brother and I to listen to the story as well. My mom decided we were ready for them and the rest is history.
I grew up reading The Chronicles of Narnia and they will always have a very special place in my heart. I will never forget the first time I ever heard about these books. We were at a doctor's office (I was super young and have no idea why) and a father was reading The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe to his daughter in the waiting room and invited my brother and I to listen to the story as well. My mom decided we were ready for them and the rest is history.
My First Line:
"This is a story about something that happened long ago when your grandfather was a child."
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Love those books by C.S. Lewis. Here is my first line for the day...
ReplyDelete"Jack was at the bottom of a dank, wet drainage tunnel."
That is from Sophie's Path by Catherine Lanigan
DeletePosted before I was finished. :)
Haha! oooh...interesting beginning!
DeleteWe love Narnia too! Great pick, Ezra!
ReplyDelete"When a bride finds The Dress, there is joy, laughter, and on some occasions, even spontaneous dancing." Love, Lace, and Minor Alterations by V. Joy Palmer
I am loving this book!
We love Narnia too! Great pick, Ezra!
ReplyDelete"When a bride finds The Dress, there is joy, laughter, and on some occasions, even spontaneous dancing." Love, Lace, and Minor Alterations by V. Joy Palmer
I am loving this book!
Oh good! I can't wait to start it!
DeleteLOVE Narnia!
ReplyDeleteJulia Foster lifted her gaze to the clear October sky as a lark swooped past. The Governess of Highland Hall by Carrie Turansky
HAPPY FRIDAY! :)
Ahhh I NEED to read this one!!!
DeleteThis is from Love You Always by Jan Editti Thompson, her 6th Savannah Sweethearts novel. I love her writing 🙂
ReplyDelete“We’re not hungry” five-year-old Peggy said earnestly, “we had turkey and bacon”.
Now the fact little Peggy is talking about cat food makes it funnier!!
Hahahaha!!! Oh gosh!!! Sounds like something my kids would say!
DeleteLOVE the Narnia books! I'm sure I've read those stories like 10 times...lol! :)
ReplyDelete"Ireland, July 1815 “Tell us a story, Niall,” Pierre asked, his empty tankard dangling from his fingers." ~ O'er the River Liffey by Heidi Ashworth.
Ireland, I am sold!!! :)
DeleteMy first line: "For the love of pizza. Just stay put, will ya?" from His Timeless Treasure by Kristen Ethridge
ReplyDeleteHaha! OOOOh now I want pizza lol!
Delete"The last thing a bride needs to fret over on her wedding day is whether the ceremony will take place." A Sparrow in Terezin by Kristy Cambron.
ReplyDeleteOH I want to read this sooo bad!!!
DeleteOhhhhh that first line gives me all the feels!! One of my faves in the series! :)
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