Review for Amelia Fang and the Bookworm Gang
Time for a new Amelia Fang, this time bookworms, libraries, and creating your own story!
Teaser Tuesday ~ Amelia Fang and the Bookworm Gang
I had Random.org select a page and it decided on page 29.
‘Dangerous things!’ Karl cried, flinging his arms out so dramatically one of them nearly fell off. ‘B-b-book…’
‘The books are dangerous?’ asked Amelia, puzzled.
‘No, no…’ Karl took a deep breath and said quite clearly: ‘Bookworms!’
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I had Random.org select a % and it selected 37%.
He held my gaze as he slowly lifted one finger after another, releasing my wrist. That bitter knot was back in my throat. The Prince had let go and his heavy lashes lowered, shielding his powerful gaze, but I swore I could still feel it. “My apologies,” he murmured. “That was uncalled for.”
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Alice had her eyes on that lady’s maid.
Most lady’s maids Alice had met were either French or at least pretended to be French; failing that, they were Englishwomen of the austere, rail-thin variety. Molly Wilkins was neither, and Alice didn’t know how she was supposed to concentrate on her sewing – or whatever it was she was meant to be doing – when there was an ample bosom or a pert backside within reach at all times.
Teaser Tuesday ~ THEM!
I had Random.org select a % and it went with 32%.
We placed the moth traps atop our tallest bookcases and highest shelves – higher, we thought, than even Fanny was able to go. Clearly, however, we had underestimated the zealousness of Fanny, our little huntress, in her pursuit of airborne quarry.