Sidekicked Quotes

“The nod is the easiest lie there is.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked

“When you're a teenager,everybody is waiting for you to be something or somebody else-your friends,your parents,your teachers.Sometimes you lose track.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked

“That's Jenna. She's one of those girls who talk just as much with her hands as with her mouth, which means between the three of them you don't get a word in. But she's a little restricted by the thick steel cuffs around her wrists, so right now she is just wriggling her fingers. Vigorously.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked

“I’m the Sensationalist, and I smell better than you!” Maybe I have a future as a deodorant pitchman.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked: A Publishers Weekly Starred Review Superhero Novel - A Funny Tween Story for Kids

“there is a line of police cars keeping their distance, their uniformed contents spread out behind them like ants circling dropped candy.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked: A Publishers Weekly Starred Review Superhero Novel - A Funny Tween Story for Kids

“Sure,” you’d say, “six hundred innocent people drowned today, but at least I caught you, you jerk”).”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked: A Publishers Weekly Starred Review Superhero Novel - A Funny Tween Story for Kids

“moot.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked: A Publishers Weekly Starred Review Superhero Novel - A Funny Tween Story for Kids

“The villain would lead with a taunt or insult. Next would come a series of revelations designed to feelings of shock and chagrin in the Super, followed by some grandiose claim to power, something along the lines of "Soon I will take over the world!" Or Manhattan. Or the top bunk. Depending on the rank of the criminal.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked

“When adults tell you they are concerned about you, what they usually mean is that they think you are up to no good and are about to have you tested, or increase your medication. Or transfer you to military school.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked

“That's my life approach to most of life most of the time: to ignore it. I have to in order to stay sane. Until something like this happens, and I realize what I've gotten myself into.”
― John David Anderson, Sidekicked