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GAME-Guess which book
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I don't have an answer to the previous book, I haven 't read the Left Behind series yet. I do have a short 1st sentence, which should be pretty easy for most people...
"Last night, I dreamt I went to Manderly again...."
"Last night, I dreamt I went to Manderly again...."
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hehe I know the one quoted right above me!
Here's mine, old childhood fave:
Meanwhile Jack had moved his octopus headquarters from Sand Lake to the house in Peabody. It was Jack's job to fill up the bathtub for Freddy's bath. One week night he tied a cold sponge to the drain in the bathtub. Freddy stepped in that night, and Jack screamed, "Oh no! The giant kilelr octopus! It's coming up the drain!" just as Freddy's bare foot touched the sponge.
Freddy almost didn't live to be six. He let out a yell and tore down the stairs into the kitchen. "I-I was just- just kidding!" Jack was gasping with laughter as he followed. "Come back Freddy. It was a sponge!"
I'd run into the kitchen after Freddy, but I was just in time to see him dart out the other door. He had the sugar bowl.
"Freddy wait!" I yelled. Too late. He ran into the downstairs bathroom, and I heard the toilet flush. I ran in just in time to see Freddy, clad like Tarzan in his towel, holding the now empty sugar bowl, looking at us with satisfaction. "I sent it half a bowl. Is that enough?"
Here's mine, old childhood fave:
Meanwhile Jack had moved his octopus headquarters from Sand Lake to the house in Peabody. It was Jack's job to fill up the bathtub for Freddy's bath. One week night he tied a cold sponge to the drain in the bathtub. Freddy stepped in that night, and Jack screamed, "Oh no! The giant kilelr octopus! It's coming up the drain!" just as Freddy's bare foot touched the sponge.
Freddy almost didn't live to be six. He let out a yell and tore down the stairs into the kitchen. "I-I was just- just kidding!" Jack was gasping with laughter as he followed. "Come back Freddy. It was a sponge!"
I'd run into the kitchen after Freddy, but I was just in time to see him dart out the other door. He had the sugar bowl.
"Freddy wait!" I yelled. Too late. He ran into the downstairs bathroom, and I heard the toilet flush. I ran in just in time to see Freddy, clad like Tarzan in his towel, holding the now empty sugar bowl, looking at us with satisfaction. "I sent it half a bowl. Is that enough?"
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Imagine a young boy who has never had a loving home. His only possessions are the old, torn clothes he carries in a paper bag. The only world he knows is one of isolation and fear. He has no place to call home.
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