Page 56

Rules:
* Grab the book nearest you. Right now.
* Turn to page 56.
* Find the fifth sentence.
* Post that sentence along with these instructions in a note to your wall.
* Don't dig for your favorite book, the coolest, the most intellectual. Use the CLOSEST.


Here's mine: No words on page 56. "Simple Wealth, Inevitable Wealth" by Nick Murray:

"Second, and much more insidious, people seriously underestimate the long term risks of NOT owning stocks."

Mine happens to be Nietzsche's "Beyond good and evil" and this is what I came up with for the 5th sentence.

"At whatever standpoint of philosophy one may place oneself nowadays, seen from every position, the ERRONEOUSNESS of the world in which we think we live is the surest and most certain thing our eyes can light upon: we find proof after proof thereof, which would fain allure us into surmises concerning a deceptive principle in the ‘nature of things.’"


That happens to be the book I have at work with me... had I been home it probably would have been a star wars novel.... :oops:

You know what, sadly the closest book just hardly had 56 pages, and even worse was that the fith sentance was the last one...


Page 56: "THis one time when I was a kid, I was playing under the kitched, and my mom came looking for me.

From Disney's "Princess Story Collection"

Only one sentence on page 56...."Sleepy likes to nap."

mine has a bad word in it. an anatomical word, but not a PG-rated word. :oops:

Mine was a book with no sentences at all on page 56.

This is sad cause I haven't gotten to the 56th page in this book yet... but here it goes. Can anybody guess what book this is from? (hint: it's very famous)

"At the Community Center you could always tell when he had been playing table tennis by the dampness of the bat handle."

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Originally Posted by icygirl

This is sad cause I haven't gotten to the 56th page in this book yet... but here it goes. Can anybody guess what book this is from? (hint: it's very famous)

"At the Community Center you could always tell when he had been playing table tennis by the dampness of the bat handle."

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Animal farm

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Originally Posted by Beardedragon

Animal farm

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LOL... right author, wrong book!

"The music changed, and Charlie tapped on Edward's shoulder"

Breaking Dawn - Stephenie Meyer