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Pg. 378

“‘I hate you!’ Brigit screamed, striking Gia again.
Gia laughed. ‘Hate can turn into love if needed.’”

Pg. 358

“‘Your turn to knock,’ Ella said.
‘Jason!’ Brigit shouted, which made Ella cringe. ‘Put some clothes on, we’re coming in… Three, two-‘“

Lol.

Pg. 313

“Ella opened her mouth to tell a half truth when Headmarveller MacDonald appeared in the doorway.
‘Oh, hello, Ella, and Madame Baptiste,’ he said.
‘Hi, Eoin.’ Aunt Sera stood, smoothed her dress, and touched her face strangely as if to check to make sure she didn’t have anything on it.
‘Sorry to interrupt.’ His white cheeks pinkened.’”

AHHHHHHHHHHHH THEY’RE IN LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Pg. 290

“‘Who is Camille Bell? She looks just like my mama.’”

ARE YOU STUPID? CAMILLE BELL: CB! CELESTE BAPTISTE: CB! ALSO YOUR MOTHER’S TWIN!!!!!!!!

Also, Mrs. Eugene though.

Pg. 278

“All her mother did was worry and fuss over her.”

This entire page makes me sad but I RELATE TO THIS.

Pg. 266

I HATE MADAME ADIEUX

Pg. 260

“‘In Jackson Square?’ Winnie asked.
‘That’s what Fewels call it.’
‘It’s Durand Square,’ Papa corrected. ‘Named after one of your great-grandfathers, Vernel Lucien Durand. He was the very first Grand High Walker. Folks say his spiritual strength after slavery opened the door to the Underworld itself. Be sure to call it that- and never forget it.’”

Pg. 251

POOR VIVIAN

Pg. 239

“And now she was dragging Gran’s old lady cart to the street-car stop so they could visit the pharmacy. A small black pavilion shielded several elderly Conjure folk from the sun.
‘Papa could’ve driven us,’ Ella said.
‘And miss out on people watching on this fine Saturday morning? No, baby. This is my favorite part.’”

REAL

Pg. 237

Ugh. I hate Adelaide Adieux. But, hey, we know Gran’s name. Ava Baptiste.

Pg. 233

“Ella waited until the classroom emptied. ‘Mrs. Toussaint, I have a question.’
‘And I have an answer. Well, I hope to.’ She waved Ella and Reagan up to her desk. ‘And I must say, it’s so good to have you out of those skies. Back down here where you belong .’”

Pg. 229-230

“The Baptiste dirt dobbin lurked in the corner, chuckling at her. ‘No more fancy school in the sky, hehe haha,’ she teased. ‘Feet back on the ground where you belong.’”

Pg. 225

OOOOOO

Pg. 223

“Ella’s pulse drummed. Madame Collette’s words felt heavy. She glanced around before whispering in her ear, ‘They’re watching you, ma petite. You, your mama and papa, Gran, Sera, your Nana Durand and PopPop Durand, and even little Winnie. Don’t give them anything else to be angry about.’”

Pg. 210

NO WHY ARE THEY GETTING BLAMED!!!!!