Nearest book to you game

[Primrosewarrior]

The inheritance. "now go and join your playmates jenny, we will remember you."

[Lily]

Page 56 line 5 of One Piece volume 2 in English is:

"HAR HAR HAR HAR HAR HAR!"

[Redwallfan7]

"Why Beezus! of course you have imagination!"
page 56, line 5 from Beezus and Ramona by Beverly Cleary

[Lily]

I cheated and moved a different book closer to me.

One Piece volume 1 in English! I bought them in English so my students would try to read them... they didn't.

"And I'll need a pirate flag!"

[Dannflor]

 Um High Rhulain

[UNKN0WN]

Book: "Hidden Treasure of Glaston"

sanctuary of Holy Church?"

[Redwaller]

Book: "Hidden Treasure of Glaston"

sanctuary of Holy Church?"

That book was awesome!

Nearest book is Marlfox, so:

Page 56 Line 5: had slacked off to a fine drizzle, though the skies were

[Shadowed One]

"The Pocket Guide to Games" is closest, so:

in chairs arranged around him, and the

[Ungatt Trunn]

"Monster" by Frank Peretti is closest, so:

"Compiled information sheets from Sing's hand. Most of them"

[Tam and Martin]

The nearest book to me is High Rhulain and it says on page 56, line 5...

"Gathering his nerve he (Jeefra) made a sudden charge but his brother easily sidestepped him.

[Buzz_Bumble]

There's two whole bookshelves next to me. Mostly computer books, computer magazines, and Star Wars magazines. (My other books are on two bookcases in two other rooms.) 

[Shadowed One]

Nearest book is "The Son of Neptune" so here is page 56 line 5:

"Don't you have...I don't know," Percy said, "an oracle

[Dawnwing]

The nearest book to me is "Talon of the Silver Hawk" by Raymond E. Feist.  Line 5 pg. 56 is:
chair in slightly as the guest sat. Talon was only a beat

[Rainshadow]

  Well, the nearest book to me is World Book Dictionary A-K, and there are two different page 56s, (it's split into two different parts), so for the first one:

  '75.  nurture'

  Second:

  'having a hexagonal tip to fit the socket in the'

[Kitsune]

Angel's Command was closest. I guess that's how you spell focused in England, or it's a typo.

Ben took the telescope, focussed it, and searched the hori- (zon)