I love that! I'm reading An Object of Beauty so I'm in the art galleries of Manhattan this weekend! http://nofiltermom.blogspot.com/2011/05/quote-it-saturday.html
I'm reading Hounded by Kevin Hearne, an urban fantasy... and it's taking me to Tempe, Arizona with Atticus, fighting giants, dodging treacherous witches, minding polite manners with temperamental gods, and trying to stay alive ...reminds me of Harry Dresden by Jim Butcher :)
Cherry: O sounds like fun. I love Arizona. It's a very cool place with a great feel. I need to try the Dresden books. I've been watching the show on Netflix.
Excellent quote indeed! I have several plpaces I can go: a crime scene in Montreal, 1950's Hawaii, or with girlfriends in Seattle. I like variety :) Enjoy your weekend!
Oh, what a great quote. My reading is taking me on some incredible journeys this weekend. Somehow I've not been able to make up my mind what book I really want to get into, so instead I'm reading FIVE: Forbidden, Die for Me, Artemis Fowl, The Fourth Stall and Two Moon Princess. Of all these great books I think the farthest I'll travel is France! :-)
I love this! Reading has taken me this weekend to Wyoming in Unearthly by Cynthia Hand and to 1500's England and a prep school in Mass for Infinite Days. I've been busy!
Great quote, Juju! I'm reading the Inspirational YA novel How Huge the Night by Heather and Lydia Munn. I'm in France in 1942 with some very brave teens. So far I'm loving the story!
I'm still trying to finish up The Sandalwood Tree. It took me awhile to get into it, but I'm enjoying it. Its just one of those books that takes awhile (for me anyway)
I just had a painful 2.5 hour flight without any book! I had just hiked out of the Grand Canyon and was planning to pick something up at the airport to read but ended up without any time! I read the inflight mag cover to cover...and then again.
Fantastic quote, Juju. So very true. This weekend I was visiting a small town named Junction in 13 to Life and another small town named Washokey located in Wyoming in Like Mandarin. I don't know where I'll travel next. Hopefully it's somewhere cool, hehe! =]
Finished Hounded too soon :( ...then I was at a lost end to find something just as good to read! Good thing Magic Slays by Ilona Andrews arrived in the mail! Yay!! Just in time to save me!!! :D
It certainly is! Especially with airline prices these days. Lovely quote.
ReplyDeleteI love that! I'm reading An Object of Beauty so I'm in the art galleries of Manhattan this weekend!
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I'm reading Hounded by Kevin Hearne, an urban fantasy... and it's taking me to Tempe, Arizona with Atticus, fighting giants, dodging treacherous witches, minding polite manners with temperamental gods, and trying to stay alive ...reminds me of Harry Dresden by Jim Butcher :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so true!
ReplyDeleteWhitney: LOL Right!?
ReplyDeleteDebbie: Ooooo fun! Thanks for stopping by!
Cherry: O sounds like fun. I love Arizona. It's a very cool place with a great feel. I need to try the Dresden books. I've been watching the show on Netflix.
Bermuda: Thanks :)
Great quote, and I love the picture too.
ReplyDeleteRight now I am reading An Unlikely Suitor, and enjoying my visit to New York City in the late 1800's.
Maybe you should start a meme, this just might catch on, LOL!
I'm reading a thriller on my kindle to study the nuts and bolts of the genre.
ReplyDeleteThat's possibly the best quote ever!
ReplyDeleteAwesome quote. ;) Liking it.
ReplyDeleteExcellent quote indeed! I have several plpaces I can go: a crime scene in Montreal, 1950's Hawaii, or with girlfriends in Seattle.
ReplyDeleteI like variety :) Enjoy your weekend!
Great quote and so entirely true!
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Oh, what a great quote. My reading is taking me on some incredible journeys this weekend. Somehow I've not been able to make up my mind what book I really want to get into, so instead I'm reading FIVE: Forbidden, Die for Me, Artemis Fowl, The Fourth Stall and Two Moon Princess. Of all these great books I think the farthest I'll travel is France! :-)
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ReplyDeleteI like this! My thoughts exactly. I can travel all over the world and never leave my comfy chair. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Just Books
http://sherriesbooks.blogspot.com/2011/05/saturday-memes_21.html
Can I just say how much I agree with that? You just find the perfect quotes for a reader!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great quote and so true! I feel like I can go anywhere as long as I have a book!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the truth?! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSo true, every book is a different journey.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the quote! Got my hands on "Between" by Cyndi Tefft so I'm in Scotland at the moment! :P
ReplyDeleteVery true! For instance - historical fiction takes me to all those eras I can only dream of living in.
ReplyDeleteGreat quote.
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I love this!
ReplyDeleteReading has taken me this weekend to Wyoming in Unearthly by Cynthia Hand and to 1500's England and a prep school in Mass for Infinite Days. I've been busy!
You have the coolest memes!
Nantucket! I'm reading Starcrossed by Josephine Angelini.
ReplyDeletelove that quote and the picnic box! with books, so cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat quote. I was reading in the movie theater this weekend. I stopped after the previews ended. I wasn't that rude.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting way to put it! And it's such a true fact :P
ReplyDeleteLove this quote! My reading took me to a small beach town--Sarah Dessen's What Happened to Goodbye.
ReplyDeleteGreat quote, Juju! I'm reading the Inspirational YA novel How Huge the Night by Heather and Lydia Munn. I'm in France in 1942 with some very brave teens. So far I'm loving the story!
ReplyDeleteLove the quote! I'm reading The White Queen by Philippa Gregory, so my reading is taking me to 15th century England :)
ReplyDeleteI'm still trying to finish up The Sandalwood Tree. It took me awhile to get into it, but I'm enjoying it. Its just one of those books that takes awhile (for me anyway)
ReplyDeleteLove this quote!
ReplyDeleteI'm reading an Ivy Malone Mystery--how was your weekend?
ReplyDeleteI just had a painful 2.5 hour flight without any book! I had just hiked out of the Grand Canyon and was planning to pick something up at the airport to read but ended up without any time! I read the inflight mag cover to cover...and then again.
ReplyDeleteFantastic quote, Juju. So very true. This weekend I was visiting a small town named Junction in 13 to Life and another small town named Washokey located in Wyoming in Like Mandarin. I don't know where I'll travel next. Hopefully it's somewhere cool, hehe! =]
ReplyDeleteFinished Hounded too soon :( ...then I was at a lost end to find something just as good to read! Good thing Magic Slays by Ilona Andrews arrived in the mail! Yay!! Just in time to save me!!! :D
ReplyDeleteWell said! Reading is the most inexpensive vacation/escape on the planet. ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove that quote -- I'm going to save it :) Okay the weekend is over, but I'm over in the moors of England with Catherine and Heathcliff.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous quote! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love this quote! My reading is currently taking me to a Psych Ward--I'm reading Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson.
ReplyDeleteJanet Ruth: Ooooo what a time that must have been in New York.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! *scratching head*
Catherine Stine: Ooooo fascinating.
Lizzy & Aths: Thank you darling!
Nina, Freda, Danielle Angel, Jenny N., Cozy in Texas, VV, Justine, Penny, Teresa, & Christie: Thank you for visiting and your thoughts!
Jenny Girl: Oooo I like that variety. 1950's Hawaii sounds awesome.
Gina Precious: 5? Whoa. Really? You're a machine/serious multi-tasker.
Sherrie: Thank you and thanks for visiting.
Jade & Misha: Agreed!
Tipsy: I'm itching to see Scotland! Enjoy!
Kim Butterfly: Ooooo I loved Wyoming through Cynthia's eyes. It made me want to move there.
Natalie Mindful: I've always wanted to go there and had no idea Starcrossed takes place there.
Alexis: In the theatre? Wow. I've never tried that. Way to take your book everywhere! It must have been a good one, huh?
Meredith: Nice! I adore visiting small beach towns!
Renee Ann: O that sounds amazing and exciting and maybe scary?
Midnight: O wow!
Kaye: Great thanks for asking. And yours?
Kitchen-Dreams: O goodness. I hate when that happens! But I can sympathize.
Bere: Small towns are always fun and full of interesting characters.
Cherry: Yay for the mail carrier!
GMR: Amen!
Georgia Girls: O I remember when I was reading it I desperately tried to imagine their houses.
JessicaBookLover: O talk about interesting characters!
iiii love this quote. it's so true.
ReplyDeletelove it!
ReplyDeleteJenni & Carrie: Thanks :)
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