David Solomons > Quotes

“Check. Blasting the moon into the asteroid to knock it off course, like a cosmic snooker shot? Check. But the plan they came up with and the one that the world’s leaders settled upon was even worse. You”
― David Solomons, My Brother Is a Superhero: Winner of the Waterstones Book Prize

“Daleks,”
― David Solomons, My Evil Twin Is a Supervillain: By the winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize

“Litis.”
― David Solomons, My Arch-Enemy is a Brain in a Jar

“pursuit,”
― David Solomons, Doctor Who: The Secret in Vault 13

“Muclear”
― David Solomons, My Arch-Enemy is a Brain in a Jar

“craft”
― David Solomons, My Evil Twin Is a Supervillain: By the winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize

“four”
― David Solomons, My Evil Twin Is a Supervillain: By the winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize

“illumination”
― David Solomons, My Evil Twin Is a Supervillain: By the winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize

“It’s good to follow your dreams, but it doesn’t always work out and then you have to know when to stop. And that’s tough.” He traced a finger lightly over the painting before hanging it once again in its place on the wall. “Dad, did you stop dreaming?” He nodded slowly. “But it was much easier for me.” “Why? What did you want to be?” He straightened the painting. “A Jedi Knight.” That”
― David Solomons, My Gym Teacher Is an Alien Overlord

“NICE VOLCANO Early”
― David Solomons, My Brother Is a Superhero

“What was it about the men she dated that they all felt the need to rewrite her?”
― David Solomons, Not Another Happy Ending

“THE [NOT] CHOSEN ONE My”
― David Solomons, My Brother Is a Superhero

“She's more real than any writer I've ever known,’ Tom whispered. ‘She stands there, a red flame in a downpour. I think she's the one.”
― David Solomons, Not Another Happy Ending

“I was speechless. My mouth moved, but no words came out,”
― David Solomons, My Brother Is a Superhero

“Ruin”
― David Solomons, My Evil Twin Is a Supervillain: By the winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize

“typical”
― David Solomons, My Evil Twin Is a Supervillain: By the winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize