Post a line from your book!

So basically, to give us a sneak peak of what you're reading..

1. Go to page 56 in the book you're reading. (if you're not reading one pick the one nearest to you)
2. Type the first sentence on the page. If it's a sentence starting from another page, just start with the next sentence.
3. Click 'Submit' and show us that book!

"We haven't had new islanders in quite some time. You're welcome to stay as long as you'd like, unless you're unkind, of course."

Book:
A Series Of Unfortunate Events:
Book 13: The End

"With that, Mr. Twit walked away."

~The Twits
Roald Dahl.

:D

I cannot imagine returning to Kalika's screams empty handed. Reaching across the table, I touch his hand. "Could you do me a quick favor?"

Thirst No 2 by Christopher Pike and that part is...Phantom, I believe.

"When we went in for a late lunch, Mom gave me her camera to take a picture."

Sand Dollar Summer by Kimberly K. Jones

"Did she want denim, or would something chiffon work better? How exactly were we supposed to predict what would please her? I was about to find out."

The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger.

"It was only a scrap--a tiny scale--nestling in the palm of the Doctor's hand. But it was so smooth, and its colour so pure and unusual... Even a piece as small as this, Amy thought, you'd love to have it."

Doctor Who: The King's Dragon by Una McCormack.

"I opened my eyes and saw Kageyo, a Hutu, but also a good friend of my father's."

Left To Tell- Imaculée Ilibagiza

I have two beside me, actually~

He turned his back on the sea and loped back in the direction of the grassy dunes, spluttering an incomprehensible mix of anger and grief.

-Doctor Who: Nuclear Time by Oli Smith.

Let's say they won the New York state lottery. Would you feel like you were next in line to win?

-Too Close to Home by Linwood Barclay.

Lol, the closest book next to me is the complete works of William Shakespeare. It has well over 2000 pages, so the 56th page is still in the user's guide xD

Titles follow the First Folio, where there are somtimes minor variations of nomenclature between contents list, title at head of play and running header - our default preference is the title at the head of the play (thus, for example, Love's Labour's Lost and The Tragedy of Cymbeline as opposed to the contents list's Love's Labour Lost and Cymbeline King of Britain).

Omg never again. ;-;

"And for the top Mage-news story today!" Dan went on. "The Mages Council announced that they would allow Mr. Tomstone, a gnome, into the Guild of Historians! Can you believe it? I do -- that's what those mages are coming to these days... little, creeping, garden-planting rats!"

-Bran Hambric: The Farfield Curse by Kaleb Nation.