Page 52, sentence 5.

Are we supposed to guess the title?

What status? I don't understand...

"It was a ticket to leave my worries behind for a while, that is all."

"The giggle - sharp enough to make the ears bleed"

'At the far end, where the remains of the hill curve round like cliffs, with just a small gap giving a glimpse of the agricultural land beyond, there are some tall, gawky structures made of rusting iron.'

"My child," Mr Singh said, "there is much more to love than kisses."

'But though all this, I put up a front.'

(Still non the wiser...)

He was flanked by a notary bearing a writing tablet and the primicerius, his second-in-command, who whispered something in his ear.

Should this be FB status ???

Just realised mine sounds as though it's from some cheesy self-help book, which it isn't, but I can't really pretend the first book I have to hand is 'War and Peace' so I think I'll leave this thread to those of you who know what it's about...

Just go with the flow nag

To sell, she supposed.

I've gone as far as I'm going, glass!

"Were you sleeping?"

Utterly confused - is this supposed to encourage reading amongst those who don't?

It was fate.

Perhaps if we add them all together...

Aka yours does sound cheesy

It's not the most erudite book I've ever read Sel

All the books in the room where I am sitting are non-fiction reference books. The nearest one:

A similar position exists in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, although it remains unclear f all the district councils are to become Counties.

The nearest fiction (from another room):
"Well, then, we must bear one another's burdens."

My current book, Heartbreak Hotel by Deborah Moggach, is blank on page 52!!

Elegran, I expected this to be a jingle thread.

No sentences on p52 but this is the fifth whatever from a table:

"Schismatomma, white to warm grey, trees, various, Soredia concolourous or paler and becoming confluent."