First Line Friday is a meme created by Hoarding Books. Feel free to head over there, have a look around, grab your nearest book and post its first line in the comments there and in your blog.
I am currently reading:
A Desolation Called Peace (Teixcalaan, #2)
by Arkady Martine
Finally, the sequel to Memory Called Empire…
TO think—not language. To not think language. To think, we, and not have a tongue-sound or cry for its crystalline depths. To have discarded tongue-sounds where they are unsuitable.
first lines, Prelude
Cibola Burn (Expanse, #4)
by James S.A. Corey
My ongoing Expanse re-read, before the last book of the series, Leviathan Falls (The Expanse, #9), comes out in October — fingers crossed!
A thousand worlds, Bobbie thought as the tube doors closed. And not just a thousand worlds. A thousand systems. Suns. Gas giants. Asteroid belts. Everything that humanity had spread to, a thousand times over.
first lines, Prologue
The Soul of an Octopus: A Surprising Exploration into the Wonder of Consciousness (Kindle Edition)
by Sy Montgomery
Using my current, free Kindle Unlimited trial to read more about octopuses. Octopi? Whatever.
On a rare, warm day in mid-March, when the snow was melting into mud in New Hampshire, I traveled to Boston, where everyone was strolling along the harbor or sitting on benches licking ice cream cones. But I quit the blessed sunlight for the moist, dim sanctuary of the New England Aquarium. I had a date with a giant Pacific octopus.
first lines, Chapter 1
I loved the octopus book! I hope ye do too. Arrr!
x The Captain
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So far, so good!
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Happy Saturday! Hope your weekend is going well. 😀
On my blog, I’m sharing from The Reluctant Rival by Mesu Andrews:https://christianfictiongirl.blog/2021/03/19/first-line-friday-176/. It’s a great book! Currently, I’m reading A Dark Beauty by Clarissa Kae, so I’ll share from there.
“He squared his stance. Unabashed, he looked her over from her crown to her toes.”
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Thanks for sharing!
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My first line comes from My Dear Miss Dupré by Grace Hitchcock:
New York City, New Year’s Eve 1882
Willow Dupré twirled on the ice, spreading her arms and guiding her body around the other skaters on the frozen lake of Central Park.
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Thanks for sharing! Have a nice week!
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The Octopus story sounds really good!
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So far it is. I am reading this really slowly though, as I have a lot of other books going on at the same time.
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