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Hmmm...Jeremy sounds like trouble! Good teaser.
My teaser is here.
Oh, I like the sound of this one. I'm doing well today - finding lots of books I might want to read!
Two teasers from me this week, they are here:
http://misadventuresofmoppet.wordpress.com/2010/03/09/teaser-tuesday-fro...
Great teaser! That is a great way to look at things -- small kingdoms!
My teaser: http://wellreadreviews.com/teaser-tuesdays-we-the-children-meme
Very nice teaser. Enjoy your book! Here's Mine
Sounds absolutely wonderful!
Here's mine:
http://rainysnowday.wordpress.com/2010/03/09/teaser-tuesdays-3/
Looks like a fun book! Mine is at The Crowded Leaf.
this sounds like a great read, thanks for sharing.
here is mine http://livemorenow.wordpress.com/2010/03/09/teaser-tuesday-the-girl-with...
I like that as an opening to the book.
My teaser is here
Very interesting teaser. Definitely makes me want to get this one.
What a lovely teaser! My TT: http://www.rundpinne.com/2010/03/teaser-tuesdays-waking-up-in-land-of.html
Louisa! I love these fictionalized stories. I want to read this!
oh, I never sneak at peek -- I enjoy the journey of reading.
Thanks for stopping by!
I read mysteries for pretty much the same reason I read most books. I enjoy them. I don't try to figure out who dunnit. That doesn't really matter to me, if I need to know, I'll just sneak a peak in the back.
I think murder mysteries, especially, though make death rational. In real life death is often surprising, the concept scares people. In mystery, there is a reason the character was killed, someone was responsible, action can be taken. It's not the unknowable that it can be in real life.
I am not one to be fretting over anyones grammar. Here's mine.
To read is a free choice taking years to develop with hits and not-so-great misses over time. Unless it's required reading, assigned for a class or chosen by a book group, you do always have a choice to make if you want to participate in reading and sharing books. I agree that books have the power to move you. They broaden your reach into those areas both close and far away. The experiences of having a book available to read when waiting has nothing else to compare other than a good conversation or a pleasant view.
Oh, I love Louisa May Alcott! Haven't heard of this particular book, but I'm adding it to my list.
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This is a fantastic teaser. I am adding this book to my TBR pile. I LOVED Little Women. Thanks for sharing!
Thats a really interesting teaser, I would like to read this
I've heard about this book and it is definitely on my TBR list.
My teaser's at:http://alwayswithabook.blogspot.com/2010/03/teaser-tuesday-3-2-10.html
I am hoping to get an ARC of this. Nice teaser. Mine is at The Crowded Leaf.
I want to take my shoes to those places.
Mine is here.
It's always a bit scary to read a fictionalised version of a beloved author's life.
My teaser is here this week.
I looked this one up - it looks like an interesting story, I hope you enjoy it. She should have new shoes though :)
here is mine http://livemorenow.wordpress.com/2010/03/02/teaser-tuesday-the-adventure...
Little Women didn't do it for me as a kid. Maybe one of these days I'll give it a second try. My teaser is from the first Nancy Drew.
Hate is such a strong word...LOL
I do try genres (occasionally) that I am not real fond of just to branch out a bit and see if maybe my reading taste has changed up a bit.