- Grab your current read.
- Let the book fall open to a random page.
- Share with us two (2) “teaser” sentences from that page, somewhere between lines 7 and 12.
- You also need to share the title of the book that you’re getting your “teaser” from … that way people can have some great book recommendations if they like the teaser you’ve given!
A LONG WAY FROM CHICAGO BY RICHARD PECK
"Mrs. Dowdel, you falsified those so-called Lincoln items. They're bogus. I could have the law on you."
"That's right." Grandma gazed over him at the wide-mouthed bass. "The banker throws the poor old widder in the pokey. That'll look real good for your business."
Monday, February 23, 2009
Teaser Tuesday- A Long Way from Chicago
TEASER TUESDAYS asks you to:
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nice teaser tink :)
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I've heard of this author but haven't had a chance to read anything. Sounds good though!
ReplyDeleteI have seen TEASER TUESDAYS but this is the first time I understood what it was about by reading what you put in your post...Duh! Guess I wasn't concentrating before or else, you simplified it so it was easy to enjoy! Thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read much of Richard Peck, but I loved Ghosts I Have Been and The Ghost Belonged To Me.
ReplyDeleteExcellent teaser, though I'm not sure how a wide-mouthed bass fell into the picture! :)
I'm guessing widder is widow? I got caught up in the image of the bass and had to read it a few times!
ReplyDeleteNaida: Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSamantha: This was my first book by him but he's really good :)
Bingo: Hope you decide to participate!
The Epic Rat: I plan on reading one of those as it was made into a Disney movie. Oh, guess I should explain that they're sitting in the bank manager's office and Grandma's trying to get her friend's house back.
Fizzy: Yes it is. She's an elderly lady (who is a spitfire) pretty much blackmailing the bank manager in whose office she is sitting.
Sounds good... I haven't read anything by this author.
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