Blogger Meme: Friday Firsts
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The first line can make or break a reader’s interest. Just how well did the author pull you in to the story with their first sentence? To participate in this weekly book meme is extremely easy.
- Grab the book you are currently reading and open to the first page.
- Write down the first sentence in the first paragraph.
- Create a blog post with this information. (Make sure to include the title & author of the book you are using. Even an ISBN helps!)
- Did this first sentence help draw you into the story? Why or why not?
- Come back to this blog post, hosted on WellReadReviews.com and add your comment to the post.
That’s it 
Here is my Friday Firsts: Delirium by Lauren Oliver (ISBN: 978-0061726828) 448 pages.
The most dangerous sicknesses are those that make us believe we are well.
Ooh — what?! That was my first thought when reading this. I believe it’s an authors job to hook you from the very first sentance and Lauren Oliver may just have done that. It made me wonder — what illness so horrible makes you believe you are well?
Synopsis: (Taken from Amazon.com)
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Oooo — I like that sentence! Unfortunately, I’m not reading any fiction at the moment (sniff . . .) but am working my way through a baby name book.
It wasn’t the first sentence that caught my eye but the cover’s promise of having a million and one baby names.
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