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• On the flight back, the same thing happened, but they pulled me out of line, and it was mortifying.
• In other words, they pulled me out of my corner and made me more creative in my own arena.
• Also there were some editing issues that pulled me out of the story.
• This app has pulled me out of some troublesome situations more than once.
• Sad, but true, and it pulled me out of the story.
• It pulled me out of the story, so that I felt a disconnect between myself and the main characters.
• Every last one of them pulled me out of the story in a negative way.
• 5 or 4 stars if I had not had moments that pulled me out of the scene.
• There were a few other similar gaffs that pulled me out of the action.
• I don't know why that messed up chronology pulled me out of the story so much, but it did.
• There were also some character reactions that I found rather odd that pulled me out of the story.
• Word misuse and grammatical issues pulled me out of the story.
• And the crayon thing, I never got it and it pulled me out of the story several times.
• It was a total surprise how quickly it pulled me out of the pit.
• Rai's mix of mythology and modern day vocabulary constantly pulled me out of the story.
• It's a problem that sometimes distracted from the story and pulled me out of the immersion.
• It got on my nerves and pulled me out of the story at times.
• You pulled me out of the ditch I was in with this gem.
• That pulled me out of the story completely.
• The repetition pulled me out of the story.
• The thing that irritated me and pulled me out of the story was that it was so corny.
• Though they are resolved at the end, they still pulled me out of the story.
• They pulled me out of our couple's erotic love story and their fight for their future.
• Repeated words, missing words, and wrong and misspelled words pulled me out of the story.
• I found it pulled me out of the story and I couldn't turn off the internal editor to get past it.
• There were a few grammatical errors but only one that pulled me out of the story.
• There is some sub Dom language and scenes and it sorta pulled me out of the romance and story.
• Beyond this huge issue, there were numerous editing mistakes that pulled me out of the story.
• After a couple of average reads, Healing her Heart pulled me out of my funk and I devoured it.
• But the numerous errors and word repeats pulled me out of the story on way too many occasion.
• Every time that was mentioned, it really pulled me out of the story.
• The little things pulled me out of the story.
• Lots of typos and editing errors were pretty minor, but some pulled me out of the story.
• Those occasions broke the spell and pulled me out of the historical moment.
• That pulled me out of the story and was hard to come back from.
• A number of anachronistic words and expressions also pulled me out of the story.
• Pulled me out of reading slumps when nothing else would work.
• This definitely pulled me out of my funk and I love the way Cassie Mae writes.
• Usually I don't notice, but it happened so many times that it pulled me out of the story, i.
• A lot of scenes and details weren't needed for the narration and pulled me out of the story.
• This just didn't fit, at all, and it really pulled me out of the story.
• This felt extremely reckless and pulled me out of the story for a while.
• I felt very unsafe and my dad pulled me out of the driving school.
• Either way, nothing he wrote pulled me out of the moment.
• Nothing pulled me out of the story or left me puzzled over where that extra hand came from.
• So he pulled me out of line and we stood in the express line.
• It pulled me out of the story.
• The editing was good, with only a few errors that pulled me out of the story for a moment.
• And it pulled me out of the story.
• It struck me as so odd and pulled me out of the story every time something reminded me of it.
• And for me that pulled me out of the story.
• It pulled me out of the story every time.
• The constant use of back story pulled me out of what little story there was.
• A few items pulled me out of the story.
• With that said, I did feel like parts dragged on and pulled me out of the story from time to time.
• Toe up construction pulled me out of the sock learning doldrums and energized me with confidence.
• There were also a few timeline issues that pulled me out of the reading.
• Seth and Eric totally pulled me out of a major jam.
• Unfortunately, I found several errors which pulled me out of the story.
• Every time I hit one of these, it pulled me out of the story and I got distracted.
• It pulled me out of a massive reading rut and made me fall in love with YA again.
• C fashion she little by little pulled me out of my grief and we see the healing start to begin.
• They didn't fit the rest of the story, and pulled me out of it completely.
• 5 star read for me because the sex scenes, while not excessive, pulled me out of the story.
• Several parts were so confusing they pulled me out of the story.
• It pulled me out of the story every time I saw their names, and they're suppose to be doctors.
• However, 'Beauty from Pain' pulled me out of my slump.
• I was able to get in tune with the world but not the character which pulled me out of the story.
• There weren't any odd turns of phrase or overt errors that pulled me out of the story.
• I was going through a small reading funk and Saving June pulled me out of it.
• I wasn't a fan of that turn in the story and it pulled me out of the moment.
• This has pulled me out of my slump.
• The amount of typos and some misplaced words pulled me out of the story a few times.
• They pulled me out of the story every single time I hit one.
• It pulled me out of a reading slump.
• Moments like these were frustrating and really pulled me out of the story.
• I found that pulled me out of the story.
• I didn't buy it and this spontaneous inspiration totally pulled me out of the story for a minute.
• Both of these pulled me out of the story.
• It pulled me out of the story and that was before the temple scene.
• This heavy handedness pulled me out of the tale.
• And, as I said, this is not the first time that Dave has pulled me out of a pickle.
• She's pulled me out of some anxiety ridden calls many times.
• She pulled me out of my slump and made reading exciting again.
• However, several instances of overly modern dialogue pulled me out of the story.
• The art actually pulled me out of the story more than once.
• If they pulled me out of a coma I think I would want to go back.
• There were a few typos and grammatical errors, but nothing that pulled me out of the story.
• Too many obvious errors pulled me out of the story just as I was getting involved.
• Her timing was all over the place and it pulled me out of the story.
• This pulled me out of the story for a second, because she wasn't exaggerating.
• Too many things that pulled me out of the story.
• It never pulled me out of the story and reminded me that I was reading someone's created world.
• This novel pulled me out of it.
• That confused me and pulled me out of the story a couple times.
• A few places where the obviously allusive dialogue pulled me out of the story.
• Minor consistency issues also pulled me out of the story.
• I'd have drowned if he hadn't happened along and pulled me out of the river.
• It totally pulled me out of the story.
• This pulled me out of the story and disrupted my enjoyment of an otherwise good story.