Dawn and the Impossible Three Quotes

“Wait up!” Mary Anne shouted. We ran to catch up to Kristy.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“outdoors.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“I sure did. The rest of the story is that my mother and father got married, got unhappy, and got divorced. They just weren’t right for each other.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“Sometimes, yes. But we were young. We had new lives and new interests. We were both busy with school. And then I met your father, and Mr. Spier met Mary Anne’s mother — and you know the rest of the story.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“Our paths just never crossed. Our vacations usually came at different times. During the summers, I stayed in California and worked. And at Christmastime, Granny and Pop-Pop would take me to the Bahamas.” “Didn’t you think about Mr. Spier, though?”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“You two were in love, but you went off to college and never saw each other again.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“triplets, who are nine-year-old boys, would be at ice hockey practice”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“yell at the weatherman. On the days when it creeps up, I congratulate him and apologize for yelling.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“You two were in love, but you went off to college and”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“that she’s my new best friend. (My old best friend was Sunny Winslow”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“Janine is fifteen years old. She’s a genius.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“Parents are just older weirdos doing the best they can.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“right.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“But she used to disagree with me on everything, just so she could pick a fight.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“I felt terrible. What could I do to make Kristy feel better? And if she felt better, would she be nicer to me?”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“If Kristy wanted me to feel left out for some reason, I could do the same to her.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three

“Kristy smirked at me.”
― Ann M. Martin, Dawn and the Impossible Three