First sentence of current book

[Julia Begeman]

"I once married a woman from Swansea," says Mervyn Collins.
The Last Devil to Die by Richard Osman

Poor Mervyn doesn't know how to talk to people.

[Pranav Dewangan]

There’s a good chance you know about Mark from the Chicken Soup for the Soul® series. These books have sold more than half a billion copies. Or maybe you’ve heard his lectures, or participated in his conferences, or watched him on YouTube.

Relentless: Mark Victor Hansen

[Leslie McKinley King]

“THERE IS A long-running debate among researchers as to whether a child is born smart or whether intelligence can be taught.”

— Madame Ph.D.: Growing up Black in Dc and Beating the Odds: Nettie’s Dc Story of Perseverance, Hope, and Determination (Phd) by Gwynette Ford Lacy Ph.D. MBA

[Sadiya_Khan]

"Every snail is a cheetah in the eyes of its mother."

[Ashley Price 3]

My strongest memory is not a memory

Educated, Tara Westover

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

I love this question (I always like the first sentences of a book)'. I'm reading Sent to Watch by David Lebenstein, and the first sentence is; "I believe you have had quite enough to drink, Lieutenant" admonished Major Weatherby.

[Whiney Jones]

Once, there was a movie chair and she loved little children.
The Movie Chair by Shari Borkin.

[Christina Shupe]

"The popular mall was crowded with people this Saturday evening, many of them teenagers."

The Date Farm by Jack Winnick

[Whiney Jones]

A sudden movement drew his attention to where the path emerged from the trees on the far side of the meadow.

Creative destruction by Alastair Bowman

[Dennis Nickerson]

October 1941, Russia, a small village about 80 miles from Moscow Serafima stole into the anteroom and halted, listening closely.

The Cruel Romance: A Novel of Love and War by Marina Osipova

[Aroona Kashif]

“I thought pissing my brother off and storming away would make me feel something.” Hopeless - Elsie Silver

[Kaitlin Bryant]

"There was no possibility of taking a walk that day."
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

[Kaitlin Bryant]

Once, there was a movie chair and she loved little children.
The Movie Chair by Shari Borkin.

This seems like a very interesting opening line!

[Kaitlin Bryant]

"I became what I am today at the age of twelve, on a frigid overcast day in the winter of 1975."
The Kite Runner - KHALED HOSSEINI

I still need to read this one!

[Ramadevi Tatavarthi]

They say that Rome can evoke a million memories, and that its sprawling alleys refresh the soul.