Kissing. And more kissing. And more. And more. That’s how to make her smile. There’s actually scientific evidence on this. Google it.

It was a dark and stormy night…

…and an owl moved the still air with its sinister reminder that the night does not belong to one alone. With each step the crunch of dead leaves left a trail of bread crumbs for any predator to follow. When at last the faintest light made its way through the dense forest…

 

And you fill in the rest. I did the beginning for you. 🙂

It was a dark and stormy night…” Advice for your next read.

Don’t you sometimes wish you could read one that starts like this. So simple, so apt to draw you in enough that you will delve in far enough to find the scare or the mystery. Most of us had at least one book like this as a child, but there are many of us who had dozens like this. My heart jumps just imagining the ideas. 

 

Just a WORDY reminder that ye who reads the screen might just be labeled.

More Austen quotatistic advice. This is to the men…when she speaks of you like this, you have her in your pocket. This book is agony in itself for you the reader. Why?…

Because from the very start you feel the pain of both lovers torn apart by listening to others (WHO WERE WRONG, by the way) getting in the way of true love. Maybe it was destiny to be apart for so long (for these two) but you as a reader will side with them till the last page.

Advice from books. This is a newer one, but full of good quotes used well.

Yes, you are right, Jane! Austen logic at its best!

Sometimes we need a vibrant soul to show us our own. “The Book Thief” advice column of life.

Alcott, a girl who knows what a brain on books will do!

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