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22 February 2011

Teaser Tuesday: The Virtual Life of Lexie Diamond

Teaser Tuesdays is hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading.  
Here's what you do...
-Grab your current read
-Select 2 or more sentences from a random page (no spoilers)
-Do include the title and author so we can add it to our TBR pile



"Perhaps he felt her energy directed at him, because he turned and smiled at her with such warmth that Lexie wondered if she had ever seen anyone smile before. To stunned to respond she watched him sail away."  (Pg. 85-86)


 "After all, Lexie had been half-copied from her father's hard drive."  (Pg. 79)
Book: The Virtual Life of Lexie Diamond
Author: Victoria Voyt

The last line made me crack up and I have no idea why! 

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