The Ghost of Raven Hill Quotes
The Ghost of Raven Hill
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Emily Rodda332 ratings, 3.77 average rating, 33 reviews
The Ghost of Raven Hill Quotes
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“I trudged down Golden Road in the dark, slipping leaflets under doors, still furious and embarrassed. The gang had felt sorry for me for having to go home. Sunny’s mother after all, had laughed and simply asked her daughter if she had a jacket! I felt like such an overprotected dork.
Still, I had to admit I was tired. My knees were shaking with weariness. By the time I finally reached Golden Pines, I’d almost started to be grateful to Mom for being such a worrywart.”
― The Ghost of Raven Hill
Still, I had to admit I was tired. My knees were shaking with weariness. By the time I finally reached Golden Pines, I’d almost started to be grateful to Mom for being such a worrywart.”
― The Ghost of Raven Hill
“I saw Richelle turn her head to stare at him curiously. She always thought it was odd when people cared a lot about things. Sometimes I’d try and explain it to her.
“It’s like you care about clothes and stuff, Richelle,” I’d say. But then she’d just look at me as if I was odd. That wasn’t something she just cared about. It was life, to her, like breathing in and out. It couldn’t be compared to anything else, in her opinion.”
― The Ghost of Raven Hill
“It’s like you care about clothes and stuff, Richelle,” I’d say. But then she’d just look at me as if I was odd. That wasn’t something she just cared about. It was life, to her, like breathing in and out. It couldn’t be compared to anything else, in her opinion.”
― The Ghost of Raven Hill
