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“Every person has the power to change their fate if they are brave enough to fight for what they desire more than anything.”
― Stephanie Garber, Caraval

“Holy crap balls”
― Jennifer L. Armentrout, The Problem with Forever

“I was going to give for now a try, myself.”
― Jennifer L. Armentrout, The Problem with Forever

“but I wasn’t a damsel he needed to rush in and save. Or I was trying not to be.”
― Jennifer L. Armentrout, The Problem with Forever

“Gardnerian magic runs along affinity lines—fire, water, air, earth and light. I have mostly fire. Lots of it.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“I wish there were no races,” he ground out, glowering at the horizon, his voice low with frustration. “Just all of us the same.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“Wandfasted. Forever. Final as death.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“Vale coughs out a laugh. “You could try. I like to spar with the outrageously overconfident. I’ve a lot of practice with that.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“Go ahead, then,” I taunt back. “Get me a wand. I might strike you down if you irritate me.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“Forget everything in the whole world and drown in his fire.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“You can buy anything you like.” “A horde of dragons?” I cheekily inquire, happiness unexpectedly blossoming inside me. Vale laughs. “Of course.” He beams at me, a defiant fire lighting his eyes. “And a wand to go with them.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“But I won’t slaughter our enemies’ children. Burn their villages. Do to their families what they did to us. There are orders I will not follow, Tessla.” His brow tenses. “I want our people to be safe. But I refuse to become as monstrous as the Kelts and the Urisk.”
― Laurie Forest, Wandfasted

“No, Elloren, it needs to be said. He did this to you by leaving you unarmed and ignorant!”
― Laurie Forest, The Black Witch

“plaid is a harbinger of doom.”
― Katie Henry, Heretics Anonymous: A Hilarious YA Novel About Atheist Teens, Friendship, and Faith in Catholic School

“threatened to test out how flame-retardant the polyester fabric really was.”
― Katie Henry, Heretics Anonymous: A Hilarious YA Novel About Atheist Teens, Friendship, and Faith in Catholic School

“So you’ll have to deal with being mislabeled.”
― Katie Henry, Heretics Anonymous: A Hilarious YA Novel About Atheist Teens, Friendship, and Faith in Catholic School

“That girl’s visible collarbone is distracting me from calculus.” —No Person Ever”
― Katie Henry, Heretics Anonymous: A Hilarious YA Novel About Atheist Teens, Friendship, and Faith in Catholic School

“I don’t understand how the St. Clare’s library can ban so many books for being “inappropriate” when they have a whole row of Bibles. Harry Potter might be a wizard, but I’m sure he never hacked a woman to pieces.”
― Katie Henry, Heretics Anonymous: A Hilarious YA Novel About Atheist Teens, Friendship, and Faith in Catholic School

“National Master. It’s not like I would be the only fourteen year old girl from New York City to hold a national master title,”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Our matches ended in a seething draw every time. Not today, I thought. Not today. Today too much was at stake. I was ready. Today I refused to settle for a draw.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“I’m not dead yet, Stacy. The Torah tells us everyday is a new opportunity to live a better life.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Whatever you do, protect your rooks.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Just do like always: Make a plan. Stick to the plan. Be ready to change the plan. Keep your mind on the mate.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“If you have to have only one friend in the whole world, pick someone who believes in you.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Sexy! Is the fridge big?” “Enough to fit a body in. Why do you care about the fridge?”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Warrior Goddess Girl looked at me with mischief twinkling behind her eyes.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Southern Catholic School Day 1 and I now had Warrior Goddess Layla Finder Jackson as my temporary friend. My father would be so proud. I’d gotten it in writing. ”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Receivers of mail-me-downs do not have selection privileges.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“Combat was not as fun as the movies made it look.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City

“No, of course not. My point is, you’re worth defending, Stacy. Your heart is worth protecting. Don’t be so cavalier about letting someone hurt you. Even someone you love.”
― J.S. Furlong, Hidden City