First Line Fridays -- The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society

11/17/2017

Grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line!

Today I am going to post a line from

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
by Mary Ann Shaffer
and Annie Barrows.

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My First Line:

Or should I say the first letter in the book...

What are you reading? What is your first line?
Open the book nearest you and post the first line in the comments below...

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12 Comments

Susan Dyer link

11/17/2017 12:27:54 pm

Happy Friday!

Today, my first line Friday is from Christmas at Grey Goose Lodge by Phyllis Clark Nichols…..

When Maude opened the door to the Christmas closet in early December that year, she had no reason to think there would only be nine more Christmases celebrated at Grey Sage

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

11/20/2017 09:08:41 pm

Oooo. This sounds good! :) Thanks for sharing!

Phyllis@amongTheReads.net link

11/17/2017 03:39:12 pm

I like that first line. It certainly makes me want to read more!

This week I did an author interview with Joyce DiPastana, Medieval fiction writer. The first line from her short story The Girl by the River:

Robert almost tripped over the scythe.

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

11/20/2017 09:09:19 pm

Oh yes! I love Joyce's books! Thanks for sharing a line from one of her books! :)

Suzie Waltner link

11/17/2017 05:31:47 pm

I've heard so many wonderful things about this book. Someday I will get to it!

I’m getting in the Christmas Spirit with my FLF blog post, but here are the first lines from the book I’m currently reading:

“Being a teacher was turning out to be a little like having the flu. Simon O’Keefe. Her heart broke for him at the same time her stomach twisted with dread for herself.” From The Calico and Cowboy Romance Collection by Mary Connealy.

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

11/20/2017 09:10:08 pm

What fun! I am super excited for this collection from Mary! Thanks for sharing!!

Beth Erin link

11/17/2017 05:35:19 pm

Pretty cover! Love Held Captive by Shelley Shepard Gray is featured on my blog today with a giveaway but I’m currently reading The Vexing by Tamara Leigh. Here’s the first line:
Normandy, France
Early December 1161
Women were more trouble than they were worth. Or so Sir Durand Marshal told himself each time one dragged him into a mess like this one promised to do.

Sydney @Singing Librarian Book

11/20/2017 09:10:39 pm

Another fun author and first line! Thanks for stopping by!

Kay Garrett

11/18/2017 07:29:14 am

“Jonathan Riley Shelton, you’re taking longer than a month of Sundays.”
His Kind Of Cowgirl by Karen Rock

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

11/20/2017 09:11:24 pm

Fun! Cowboy and Cowgirl stories are so fun! Thank's for sharing a line from Karen's book!

Heather link

11/18/2017 08:36:02 am

Ok, so the Potato Peel Society line intrigued me. :) And I love the first lines...letters are always wonderful. Happy Saturday and Happy Thanksgiving Sydney!

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

11/20/2017 09:12:04 pm

Yes. This is a good one! Thanks for stopping by, Heather!

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