Dont know how this relates to HP vs Twilight....

"I had a rotten dream last night-dreampt about rats."

From "The Family Mark Twain."

Uh...page 394. Snape? Ring any bells?

There's no page 394 in HP: CoS...
On to the second closest book!

Oh! I remember!
"Open your books and turn to page three-hundred and ninety four."
But that page was about werewolves. That can only mean one thing.....












MARK TWAIN IS A WEREWOLF!
Lol

There is no page 394 in The Hunger Games...
On to the third closest book!

I'm sorry, I'm having trouble finding a long enough book right now >.>
Maybe another day?

That's quite alright,lol, I had to find a second book. Not one book from A Series of Unfortunate Events(my closest book) has more than 360-something pages. I just checked, lol.

My other closest books are just encyclopedias and such >.>

Ooh...most of mine are A Series of Unfortunate Events, what HP books I've bought back, and Star Trek & Doctor Who novels.

I'm not in my bedroom right now, otherwise I'd have no problem xD

I see, lol.

yup :P

This turned into an epic fail on my part as well.
first book-Mademoiselle Boleyn: no page 394
second book- The Devil in the White City: pg. 394 in the citations
third book- Under the Dome: page 394 is a blank page between chapters.

Final: "He now saw the door he sought, an exit light gleaming at the end." well that was alittle anti-climatic.
-The DaVinci Code

I must look at Harry Potter and the Order of the Phonix as it's my longest book.

'Excuse me,' said Malfoy in a sneering voice, 'but what exactly are we supposed to be seeing?'

"Alvah, what in hell is the Gallant Gallstone?"



Book: The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.

"lived in Brixton Road, where she fattened fowls for the market."

SHERLOCK HOLMES
The Complete Novels and Stories
Volume 1

It's a good thing I just finished reading this and put it next to me, because the next book was 'The Devil wears Prada' which only has 391 pages!

My closest book is The Time Travaler's Wife , in romanian and it has only 385 pages lol.

'That was another Prince Hex wasn't it?'
Half Blood Prince :) x

Stephen King - Cell

"Clay caught one flash of her eyes and thought they were the eyes of a woman who was in purgatory only if she was lucky"

Heaven - V.C. Andrews

"What did she mean?"
Not too interesting. It didn't work.

Let's try Breaking Dawn

"I made a concerted effort to focus."

"I buttered him two slices of bread." Cathedral - Raymond Carver: 40 Short Stories by Beverly Lawn.

Wow :/

Insomnia by Stephen King

"Okay, at least we're getting somewhere."

The closest book was my mom's. It's...Little Earthquakes by Jennifer Weiner.

"He cleared his throat."

Yeah, fascinating, don't you think. XD

"Please, Meggie, do eat something!"
From Inkdeath

All the World Wonders(I translated the title): Los Glaciares.

'This Lucy is the fiancee of the dead Johathan and sister to Arthur, who is married to Mina' -Dracula.

"An autopsy showed fresh cherries in his mouth and digestive system, suggesting he had been eating fruit until the time of death."


-Two minute mysteries collection

"And he cries, remembering!"

The Iliad (by Homer of course)
The sentences is about Achilles.

Ginny was teamed with Michael Corner; she was doing well, whereas Michael was either very bad or unwilling to jinx her.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K Rowling (as if you all didnt know)
I alaways have OotP close in case I am in need of a good read.

Does an Algebra Textbook count? No? Oh fine... XP Anyways, like others, I failed a few times (three to be exact) with books that didn't have enough pages. My fourth book worked out though!

"I read something about it in his journal." -Dandelion Fire

In the distance could be dimly seen a line of bare cliffs, and in their midst, taller than the rest, one great grey wall.

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

"Computer Philosophy"

Lana's Reader

(PS: It's an Indonesian book. The writer is my cousin once removed!)

"I haven't had a brother in years."

The Lost Hero

I went through half a book shelf before finding something long enough. Doctor Who and Anne Rice need longer books.

If Halleigh was home, she was being quiet as a mouse.

~Dead By Day

As Percy hoped to enter the Ministry of Magic, he needed top grades.
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. I kinda hoped it was going to be the passage where he actually tells them to turn to page 394.XP

Missing Persons by Stephen White
"Bill was continuing the conversation we'd had earlier that day in my office, the one about all he did to support Rachel in her home away from home in Nevada."

that could have some significance

"What was that?" asked the professor, turning around. "Did you hear it, Vita?"

Dragon Rider, Cornelia Funke

oo, oo, I got one!

The fat chuckle came again, shivering in my ear like something just turned out of a Jell-O mold.

Everything's Eventual (14 Dark Tales), Stephen King

First book - "Ghostgirl" by Tonya Hurley (no page 394)
Second book - "A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Austere Academy" by Lemony Snicket (no page 394, again!)
Third book - "A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Carnivorous Carnival" by Lemony Snicket (no page 394, darn it!)
Fourth book - "Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief" by Rick Riordan (no page 394 . . . grr. . .)
Fifth book - "The Kane Chronicles: The Red Pyramid" by Rick Riordan (finally! A book with page 394. . .)
"So either there must be weaknesses in his defense or--"

Or is it this?

"The magic that froze me eventually began to weaken."

~PromptDreamer

"Artemis Fowl" by Eoin Colfer (ha, the last page is page 396, which is close to 394)
It's either this: "Yes, ma'am" or this: "Right away, ma'am".
Very interesting, don't you think? Please note the sarcasm.
~PromptDreamer

Here's another one: "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" by J.K. Rowling (duh!)
"What he's talking about?"
Or is it this?
"What are we supposed to do?"
It's fascinating, right? Once again, note my sarcasm.
~PromptDreamer

Let's try again: "The Kane Chronicles: The Throne of Fire" by Rick Riordan
"His last memory: two kids, me and Sadie, looking at him with love and concern."
Or is it this?
"Then the image faded, and Bes was gone."
~PromptDreamer
P.S. And yes, it's 'Bes', not 'Bess'.

"Mr. St. John came but once." - Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë.

"The Company rested now for a while, drinking south on the current that flowed through the middle of the lake."
Ah, I wish it would've been the first and second lines of pg 394:
" 'Ere the shade of night falls we shall come to them. I hear the endless voice of Rauros calling.' "

The Lord of the Rings, J.R.R.Tolkien ;)

"The Defense Association?" said Cho.
Order of the Phoenix :D

But instead of chopping off the hands from the shoulders down, leaving bleeding stumps, (the sword) fell into the gap between the interiors of both hands wide open, cutting the thick hemp ropes, with which they were hampered, and stopped at the noble's left shoulder, leaving a bloody trail ...

Jacek Komuda's "Diabeł Łańcucki" - wow, that was a translation piece lol

"is that so?" Teft said, scratching his beard.
Brandon Sanderson's way of kings