Every Tuesday, I'll be posting the opening paragraph (sometimes maybe a few ) of a
book I decided to read based on the opening paragraph (s). Feel free to
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This week's selection is from a book that I hope to start this week. Jacqueline Sheehan's, Lost and Found was a book I enjoyed in the past. I do need a little break from Stephen King's, The Stand - 23% completed according to my Kindle -- every time some coughs or sneezes I'm feeling a bit creeped-out)
Picture This; Jacqueline Sheehan
(William Morrow - May 2012)
(Chapter 1 - Natalie)
"Natalie had seen more therapists in her life than she could remember. She couldn't remember a time without them. Therapists come with the territory in foster care, along with caseworkers and a slew of people who control where you live, where you go to school, and when and if you get medical care. And here's what they're good for: getting a new foster family when a kid has been stuck with whack jobs that's what."
It sounds like a good one to read on your breaks from The Stand!
ReplyDeleteThat cover sure looks adorable. I hope it's a fun break. Here's Mine
ReplyDeleteAh, that excerpt strikes a familiar chord with me! I've definitely heard that lament many times....
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I haven't read this one! It's going on my list....
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Looks like the dog would be the best therapist.Love the cover of the book.
ReplyDeleteI have her books just because of the dog on the cover! ;o) I'd keep reading.
ReplyDeleteMine is here.
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ReplyDeleteOk, I'm interested. I will add it to my ever growing TBR list.
ReplyDeleteHere is mine
That sounds too sad. This week I am going light and mindless. Death Tidies Up by Barbara Colley
ReplyDeletewell it sounds better than Stephen King--I'm not sure I'd read it. Have a nice day. kaye—the road goes ever ever on
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like the narrator has some spunk!
ReplyDeleteBased on the cover alone, I want to read this story (I can never resist a furry muzzle). The intro was good too (LOL)!
ReplyDeleteNope,mImprobably wouldn't go on!
ReplyDeleteI read Bitterblue last week as a break from paranoia-inducing The Stand. This week, I'm alternating with The Flight of Gemma Hardy.
ReplyDeleteHang in there with The Stand - at least you know that everyone will eventually sort themselves into those who die and those who don't. On that cheery note, have they left New York yet? That was the scariest part for me.
ReplyDeleteI will be reading this one during the summer!!!
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