- Grab your current read
- Open to a random page
- Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere on that page
- BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! (make sure that what you share doesn’t give too much away! You don’t want to ruin the book for others!)
- Share the title & author, too, so that other TT participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!
Cover of Childhood's End (S.F.Masterworks)The Supervisor did not use those actual words, of course, and the thoughts he really expressed were far more subtle. A human listener would have heard a short burst of rapidly modulated sound, not unlike a high-speed Morse code sender in action.
-p. 98
If you have a teaser, please feel free to share it! :)
-----The Golden Eagle
26 comments:
Terrific teaser! I loved Childhood's End when I read it many years ago. Hope you enjoy it, too.
No quotes today or teasers either. Sometimes I get distracted too and boy does that irk me. I like to give my full attention to the book where my nose resides.
Thank you for coming by and noticing the award.
Nancy
N. R. Williams, fantasy author
The teaser made me curious about the book.I think I should start reading more science fiction
I sure am enjoying all these teasers today :) I'm getting ready to start the new Kathy Reich book.
Jules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
What a great teaser. I'm interested in knowing more about the book :)
The Bookish Snob - Shades of Desire by LM Pruitt
Sci FI... sounds like someone is good at detecting codes in space.
Enjoy :)
Mine is about wolves and men...lycanthrope.
http://aisleb.tumblr.com/post/1405633756/teaser-tuesday
That sounds like a cool teaser! I understand getting distracted, even if the book is pretty good!
Julie @ Knitting and Sundries
Wonderful tease! :D
Ooh this is really interesting! Great teaser. Mine is at The Crowded Leaf.
Hello Golden Eagle! I'm currently reading Percy Jackson - The Titan's Curse, here's a teaser:
"There was a wild light in Thalia's eyes. She yanked back on the wheel, and held on this time. As we zoomed up, I could see thrugh the black window that the fires in the town were being snuffed out by the suddden blast of cold." Page 51.
Have a nice, beautiful Tuesday! :)
How interesting...:)
My book is dracula- by brom stoker for horror literature class. I'm not sure whats worth sharing yet as I'm only about three pages into it.
Oooh this is a great idea for a blog feature/event/thingy! And yours certainly made me curious.
Great teaser! I love the writing. :-)
this sounds really interesting! like a different world :)
Jshall: I'm glad that you enjoyed it!
Nancy: Me, too, although I'm often reading more than one book at a time. :P
I'll post about the award tomorrow! I just had this post and a lot of blogs to catch up to today.
Jen: Thanks!
I was almost between books, too, except I remember this one was on a shelf. :)
Cheers!
Misha1989: SF is my haven. :)
Jules: Have fun reading!
TheBookishSnob: Maybe you'll check it out some more?
AisleB: Lycanthropes can be fascinating. :)
Jewelknits: There are just so many good books out there! LOL.
Marieke: Thank you!
Alayne: Thanks. :)
Len: *grins* I recognize that scene all right! Good ol' Thalia, eh?
You too!
Kelsey: :D
Summer: I'd be interested! I've heard of Dracula before, but never picked it up . . . hope you like it!
Sangu: It is! MizB certainly had a stroke of genius when she came up with Teaser Tuesday.
Shannon: Me too! Clarke writes really well.
Carrie: Ah! Missed your comment. Wow, it was just one minute before mine.
It's Earth that he's talking about . . . it's just a whole lot of things have happened to the planet. :)
oooh, I have this on my ereader! I can't wait to pick it up!
great tease..the old scifi's always had a certain quality about them
Great teaser. What a neat idea.
Here's my teaser:
He reached for his computer and hesitated before clearing the screen. Byron's dilemma promised to occupy his thoughts for the remainder of the evening.
From: CassaStar by Alex Cavanaugh
CD
childhood's end is one of my favorite books of all time. I'm envious of you reading it for the first time.
Very cool! Great teaser. Makes me want to read the book. My TBR stack is getting awfully tippy!
Great idea! Thanks for sharing... I just started The DUFF. :)
Yes, I do :-)
http://homes4her.blogspot.com/2010/10/only-five-days-left.html
C.C.Bergius: The Medallion
As far as I understand, this book called "the best historical novel I've ever read" (not by me, though) has not been translated into English...
Hannah: Do read it! :)
Lynda: I find that, too. Modern's all well and good, but books written even before we were as technologically advanced as we are now are different.
Holly: It is!
Clarissa: *jealousy* I really want to read CASSASTAR! You are lucky. :D
Charles: Books change if they've been read already, but at least the really good ones keep their charm anyways. :)
Joann: Mine's literally tippy, since they're all library books! LOL.
Sharon: I've been seeing a lot about THE DUFF lately! I hope you enjoy it!
Jules: Yes, I saw it!! THANK YOU! :D
Ketutar: Too bad! Good historical fiction can be hard to come by--the more the better!
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