guest room

“As I made my way up to the Langes guest room and shut the door behind me, I realized that if I had been looking for an island fling, Upton would have been perfection.”

Simon & Schuster: Paradise Lost

“I pulled out the clippings I had swiped from the guest room over at Aunt Lette’s during my last year of high school.”

Simon & Schuster: Finding Dignity

“After settling in to a guest room at William Constable’s house on Great Dock Street, Morris wrote Mary to share his sense of excitement.”

Simon & Schuster: Robert Morris

“She thinks the guest room where she will be staying — which is really a former hayloft shaped by a sloped roof — has “two lopsides.””

The Joy Luck Club

““My main character is a Jewish cantor and he makes a home for his ex-wife in his guest room after he’s widowed from his second wife and the first wife gets a skull fracture while he’s sitting shiva, which is when people come to pay their respects.””

Simon & Schuster: Isabel’s Bed

“It took her down a peg. She started to stammer, but headed up to the guest room instead.”

Simon & Schuster: Olivia

“Georgie was not home; our four youngest children were asleep in their rooms on the second floor; and Tom Devine, a friend visiting us from New York, was asleep in the guest room on the first floor, where our room was.”

Simon & Schuster: Barbara Bush

“Since our latest discussion he'd become silent and secretive, but I gathered his studies were moving forward: yesterday I'd found several volumes — includingAdvanced Lock Picking and Getaway: Driving Techniques for Escape and Evasion — hidden under the guest room bed.”

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down