so you like YA?! discussion

This is a game that it's very creative.

TBBMH has a very simple rule. You have you copy here the 4th sentence of the page 65 of the book that you have between your hands. Then you post the book and the author of the book.

You can read others comments and laugh a little because the story that will eventually rise doesn't make sense but at least others can remember or even try to read the book that you have between your hands.

Enjoy :)

I'll start.

Meaning that Y is the people and X their houses and you have to find the mean, medium and mode.

From my Econometrics book for my university written by Porter.

George Sand and (following her) George Elliot most famously used a kind of male-impersonation to gain male acceptance of their intellectual seriousness.

The Madwoman in the Attic by Gilbert and Gubar, a book i am reading for uni

"Even if Marie hadn't changed, everything else had, including Aelwyn Myrddyn herself."

The Ring and The Crown

The road was wide, as far as he could judge, but now the company came suddenly into a great empty space, and there were no longer any walls upon either side.

The Return of the King

The nasty one was, well, nasty looking.

The Never War

People turn to look at her as she runs, an old woman tuts and she can still hear the long, mournful cries of the newspaper seller: Eeeeeee Nuuuuuuus...

Sorry its from The Hand That First Held Mine

The bracelet split apart into four floating corners.

The Flight of the Silvers by Daniel Price

I took a drag of my Salem, sizing up Miz Bonner's towering brown beehive in my makeup mirror.

The Red Hat Club by Haywood Smith.

Magda was a red Jeep Cherokee, a hand-me-down from Rhonda.

Teardrop by Lauren Kate

Riya wrote: "The nasty one was, well, nasty looking.

The Never War"

I love that one lol

Shay had disappeared.

Uglies by Scott Westerfeld

Jasmin wrote: "Riya wrote: "The nasty one was, well, nasty looking.

The Never War"

I love that one lol"

Haha thanks :)

"The message this time was to heal the pain of the old lady"

->I Am the Messenger by Markus Zusak

Had to.
Ten by Gretchen Mcneil

Yea not very exciting lol

"Caitlyn tensed at the mention of the name."
A Game Of Thrones by George RR Martin

That is contract killing.
Requiem, Lauren Oliver.

I gritted my teeth, trying to hold him in my sight, but the drain was too great.

Eon by Alison Goodman

A puppy!

Out of My Mind

"It was hotter than hell that day, but she was wearing a kerchief over her hair, the way lots of European women do back then."

11/22/63 by Stephen King

"Well, their main job is to keep it from the Muggles that there's still witches an' wizards up an' down the country."

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling

"But I got it."

Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Sea of Monsters

:)

" The farther they got from Long Island, the worse it got"
-House of Hades by Rick Riordan

"Leaving the institute," he said, sitting down next to Isabelle on the rock and shoving his hands between his windbreaker pockets.
City of Lost Souls by Cassandra Clare.

"like the Ancient Mariner grabbing me by the sleeve"
-Sailing Alone Around the Room: New and Selected Poems written by Billy Collins

“Yes, absolutely, being mysteriously immune to the zombie plague which has devastated the world is a terrible cross to bear,” said Mahir, deadpan.
Blackout

"Somebody must really hate you," I said.
The Impossible Knife of Memory

"I lost my hearing aid inside that thing. "
from Beauty Queens

Every minute you spend with someone gives them a part of your life and takes part of theirs.
Matched by Ally Condie

Poop Todd Poop. Go poop than.


The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness

Now or never.

Red Riding Hood

I finished the apple except for the stem and seeds.A Tale of Two Castles

This isn't a good situation for anyone, Nash, and drinking and smoking a carton a day isn't going to make it any better.

Nash, Jay Crownover

It took several minutes to slow my roll.

Opposition, Jennifer Armentrout

I'm always reading 1 New Adult & YA at the same time...

"The breeze from the sea had become loud and stiff."