Party Princess Quotes

“It just goes to show that what one person considers a "bad attitude" might actually just be total frustration over being pushed beyond the brink of one's mental and physical endurance.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“But I guess that's just a reflection of how the educational system today, being so overcrowded and impersonal, makes it so hard for adolescents to break through the preconceived notions of one another, and get to know the real person underneath the label they're given, be it Princess, Brainiac, Drama Geek, Jock, Cheerleader, or Guy Who Hates It When They Put Corn in the Chili.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Inte konstigt att farfar fick en hjärtattack i sängen och dog. Antagligen vände han sig om en morgon och tog sig en ordentlig titt på sin fru.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Her name is Feather. Feather is apparently very famous for choreographing several hit Broadway shows. She also must be pretty hard up for cash if she’d agree to choreograph a snoozer like Braid! But whatever.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“I understand you love him and UR down/ But that don't mean you gotta be his clown.”
― Meg Cabot , Party Princess

“Sing from the diaphragm, Princess,” was what Madame Puissant kept yelling. “No breathing from the chest. From the DIAPHRAGM! No chest voice! SING FROM THE DIAPHRAGM! LIFT!!! LIFT!!!!”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“vocal exercises, or vocalastics, as she called it, which involved singing the words Me, May, Ma, Mo, Moooo-oooo-oooo-ooo over and over again in ever-ascending pitches”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Once bitten by the theater bug, it remains in the blood, you know, Amelia.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“The truth is, Mia, I don’t want a party girl. All I’ve ever wanted is you.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“A feeling of calm has descended over me. Oh, wait, that’s just Fat Louie, sleeping on my feet.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“that is just how boys are.. They are like freaks of nature.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“the less you have of something, the more you want it.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“I’m starting to wonder if selling candles wouldn’t have been simpler than all this.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“I am thinking I lost a lot of elasticity in Michael’s eyes after that whole sexy-dancing thing. Or maybe it was the beret.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Were you supposed to be sexy dancing or something? Because you sort of looked like someone stuck an ice cube down your shirt and you were trying to shake it out.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“I can’t believe that for all this time, I’ve been seeing him as the Guy Who Hates It When They Put Corn in the Chili—you know, just this freak in the cafeteria—”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“I hereby swear I will never kill another character based on a real person in my fiction again. Except when I write my book about Grandmère, of course.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“There are no small parts in the theater, Amelia,” Grandmère said. “Only small actors.” WHAT? I had no idea what she was talking about.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“The whole time we’ve been watching the Guy Who Hates It When They Put Corn in the Chili, he’s been watching us right back!”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Hello, you’ve reached Clarisse, Dowager Princess of Genovia. I’m either shopping or receiving a beauty treatment at the moment, and cannot come to the phone.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“But the Drama Club is hopping mad that someone is putting on a musical to rival theirs. They are claiming they are going to contact the writers of Hair and tell them what Grandmère is doing—you know, because her musical’s name is so close to theirs. I hope they do.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“I mean, I know it’s good to trust your doctor—up to a point. But do you ever REALLY know that he’s not purposefully going to put you in a coma in order to harvest your organs and sell them to some really rich dude in Bolivia?”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Thanks to Jaws I will never set foot in the ocean again.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“After Titanic, I will never, ever, ever go on a cruise.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“A guy who just happened to be named John Paul Reynolds-Abernathy the Fourth. Who, when he stood up, turned out to be… …The Guy Who Hates It When They Put Corn in the Chili.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Bob Dylan isn’t your average celebrity. After all, he practically invented his own language. At least, that’s what it sounds like whenever Michael puts on one of his CDs.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“You’re a princess. But you’re not a dork. I mean, you’re practically failing Geometry. How dorky is that?”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“Dear Dr. Carl Jung, I realize that you will never read this letter, primarily because you are dead.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess

“beret.”
― Meg Cabot, Party Princess