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?
• Grab an image code:

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• Come back to this blog post, hosted on WellReadReviews.com and add your direct link to Mr. Linky!

That’s it

Here is my Friday Firsts: The Happiest Toddler on the Block – by Harvey Karp, M.D. (ISBN: 0-553-80256-9)

“A first step is like watching the history of human civilization from small fishy things to Neanderthals unravel in an instant before your eyes” – Anna Quindlen and Nick Kelsh, Naked Babies

The first sentence in Chapter 1 is a quote from another story/book/article. It does kind of give me some insight as to what I will be reading – the comparison between toddlers and Neanderthals! Who would have thought?

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