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*Grab a book, any book.
*Turn to page 56 or 56% in your eReader
(If you have to improvise, that’s ok.)
*Find any sentence, (or few, just don’t spoil it)
*Post it.
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Charlotte: Really? Really? Let’s talk about heroines. What IS up with Catherine? “Oh, we have the same soul, I’m going to haunt you forever, boooo, life is a prison, poor me!”
Emily: Right, and it makes so much MORE sense to collapse into a coma because of the color of a ROOM??
This book is hilarious, I definitely recommend if you’re looking for a good giggle!
When humorist Sarah Schmelling transformed Hamlet into a Facebook news feed, it launched the next big humor trend-Facebook lit. This hilarious book is the first to bring more than fifty authors and stories from classic literature back to life and online. Schmelling uses the conventions of social networking-profile pages, status updates, news feeds, and applications-to retell everything from The Odyssey to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to Lolita.Every day 150 million active users of Facebook log on to reconnect with old classmates, add pictures, share quizzes, and post news stories, notes, and videos. In Schmelling-s network, Satan and Beelzebub connect using the fiend finder, Don Quixote vows vengeance against Superpoke, Jane Eyre listens to Jay-Z-s -Hard-Knock Life- on repeat, Ernest Hemingway completes the -Are you a real man?- quiz, and Oedipus works on his family tree.
A loving spoof of the most-trafficked social networking website in the world and a playful game of literary who-s who, Ophelia Joined the Group Maidens Who Don-t Float will have book lovers and Facebook addicts alike twittering with joy.
Omigosh … this sounds perfect! Adding it to my wishlist!
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Ahahaha, YAAAAS do it! It’s so entertaining!
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Sounds like fun! Thanks for sharing…and for visiting my blog.
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You’re so welcome–thank you, in return! ❤
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Sounds like a fun spoof! Great idea for a book.
My Friday post features KEY LARGO BLUES.
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Thank you SO MUCH for stopping by, Sandra! ❤
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This sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks for visiting my blog and happy reading!
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This sounds like a really fun and interesting read, I added it to my TBR!! Tori @ In Tori Lex
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I’m SO glad to hear that–I hope you enjoy it,, when you pick it up! :heart:
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It IS a lot of fun! Thank YOU, in return! ❤
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I am totally adding this to my list to read! It sounds hilarious. Great pick!!!
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YAAAAAS, do it! It’s so entertaining and hilarious! ❤ Thank you so much for stopping by!
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This book sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks for mentioning it. 🙂
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You’re so so welcome–thank you for stopping by! ❤
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This book sounds fantastic. Like it would turn my English-literature-loving pages. Happy reading!
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It SO does–and it does so hilarrrrriously! Thank you so much for stopping by!
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The IG post made me laugh. Looks like so much fun to read. Happy weekend!
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I am SO glad to hear this gave you a chuckle–it really is a ton of fun! Thank you so so much for stopping by! ❤
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I hadn’t heard of this, but it sounds like it could be fun. 🙂
Lauren @ Always Me
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It is SO much fun, I can’t even explain! ❤ Thank you so much for stopping by, Lauren!
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I have to check out this book now! It looks so good 🙂
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YAAAAS, do it! It’s so so much fun! ❤
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