Friday 56 is hosted at Freda's Voice and Book Beginnings is hosted by Rose City Reader. The idea is to share a sentence or so from the first page and the 56th page of the book you are currently reading!
Book Beginning:
"No one forgets a summer spent at Casa D'Or. You remember them so clearly you don't even need to close your eyes to recall the heavy warm breeze, the smell of azaleas, and the air that sticks to your sun-kissed skin."
Friday 56:
"Recovered, he wanted to tell her, searching around for the lines he'd rehearsed all those years ago, the words he would say to her if they ever met again, the things he'd written in the letters that never got sent."
I am actually only 16 pages in to this so far so haven't reached the 56 yet. I am enjoying the writing style. The opening is really descriptive and emotive and I am sure this will be a book where the setting is very important! This is my first Tasmina Perry book and I am excited to continue it today!
You can almost feel the atmosphere of it! :)
ReplyDeleteI know! I love how clearly the setting comes across! :)
DeleteI really love the writing of the beginning and 56, its very descriptive. Enjoy the book!
ReplyDeleteI am loving the writing style so far!
DeleteYes, it's a wonderful opening and a lovely cover. This could be a good one:)
ReplyDeleteMY Friday 56 from The Breedling And The City In The Garden
I am hoping so! I am enjoying it so far! :)
DeleteI am always interested on any story with a watery location.
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental Friday Memes
It's such an atmospheric setting!
DeleteThis sounds like a book I would enjoy and I absolutely love the cover! Thanks for sharing - adding it to my list - I haven't read anything by this author either. Here's my Friday meme
ReplyDeleteIt is such a beautiful cover!
DeleteIt sounds lovely! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe writing was very beautiful
DeleteI love all the sensory information in the first sentences. The cover is gorgeous. Hope you enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteYou really get a sense of the place which I like!
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