Can I answer this even though I haven't read the books? I Googled it, and Michael Tolliver's nickname from the "Tales of the City" books about San Francisco by Armistead Maupin, is "Mouse." So cute!!
I loved that Mouse said, "I would love the people who loved me back, and loved me unconditionally."
One time I began reading one of these books that was printed in the San Francisco paper, but only a few parts here and there. I want to read one of the books all the way thru, now!!
More questions, please!
Well, I'm totally flummoxed. Rarely do I read a novel in which a main character eats grass, much less ones named Cloud. :P I'm wondering if Cloud is a horse.
Hey girls and guys, I'd like to start a new game, and I'd be very glad if many of you participated!
I'd love to start a
book/novel quiz.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not at all well read, but I love reading, so....the game is as follows:
I ask a question, and in case you know the answer you quote the question and post the answer. And In case you know a good question, don't hesitate to post it, no matter whether you knew the answer!
So, let's start with an easy one:
What is M. Tolliver's nickname?
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Its a horse right..I saw that documentary like that but I dont know a book like that..But cloud was a horse!!
Was it green grass of Wyoming? just a guess
Was Mary's little lamb named Cloud? Oh wait, that was a nursery rhyme and not a novel. :P
In which novel does someone called Cloud get to eat grass quite often?
Three Bags Full by Leonie Swann ?
I googled too -- are we allowed to do that? :P ;D
Fun thread, Dagi!
Here's one from Jr. High: **Dan and Ann are main characters in this book.**
Three Bags Full was fun to read, but it's certainly not a must, and it's certainly overrated. But if you want to read light stuff and have fun, it's okay.
My new question is a quote:
"Love was an emotion through which you occasionally enjoyed yourself. It can not do things."
( A statement that in the end turned out to not be the truth. :))
From which novel is that quote?
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Does anybody here actually read books? These young people .... ;D
Answer is correct!!
New question please!
Hey! ;D I've read 'Maurice', only, it was about twenty years ago. I couldn't remember that quote. ;)
That is from A prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving.