Fairest Quotes

“I was born singing. Most babies cry, I sang an aria.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Who judges the judge who judges wrong?”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Daughter, we didn't need your note - or a prince's visit - to tell us you'd done nothing wrong. We know the daughter we raised. We fear for your future, but never for your character. You take our love and our trust wherever you wander.
Father.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Climb the day, Drop your dreams, Possess the day.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Voices and faces aren't manifestations
of good or bad.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“To me, merely and pretty were words that had nothing to do with each other. Pretty went with miraculously, and merely belonged in another paragraph entirely.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Kisses were better than potions.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“I rode all day.
I cried all night.
The moon didn’t glow.
The sun didn’t rise.
A comet blazed
Between my eyes.
West and South,
Wind and rain.
Every way is
Just the same.
Pray give me a box
To hide inside.
Pray give me a spade
To dig my own grave.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Darling, everyone is beautiful in her own
way, and I am a fairy.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“I'm solitary as a pulled tooth,
Lonely as an unwelcome truth,
Lost as a minnow out of school,
A genius in a crop of fools.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Who judges the judge who judges wrong?
The sentence too weak,
The sentence too strong.
The penance too quick,
The penance too long.
Who judges the judge who judges wrong?”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“that the book is really good. and theres a prince in it to.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“No sign of pleasure greeted the announcement. The mood in the hall was leaden.
My mood was livelier. Fright is livelier than lead.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“The inn's guests were sometimes friendly, but more often they were rude. As bad as the ones who stared were the ones who looked away in embarrassment. Some guests didn't want me to serve their food, and some didn't want me to clean their rooms.

We Ayorthians are sensitive to beauty, more sensitive than the subjects in other kingdoms, I think. We love a fine voice especially, but we also admire a rosy sunset, a sweet scent, a fetching face. And when we're not pleased, we're displeased.

I developed the habit of holding my hand in front of my face when guests arrived, a foolish practice, because it raised curiosity and concealed little.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“I can never stop thanking you. If I never stop, I never need to say farewell. A river rushes between us. You follow it north, I pursue it south. When I weep because I miss you, my tears will seep through your cavern. Your face is kind as a shawl in winter, or a diamond for a song. My family keeps an inn. You have a chamber in my heart. No rent is due. Farewell. Farewell.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“May the sun smile sweetly. May the rain fall softly. May a breeze ruffle your hair. May your host receive you with charm. May your rest be calm. May you be glad wherever you are.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“I assure you, we do not enjoy having so much fun.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Everyone dies. You needn't go on about it so.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Voices and faces aren’t manifestations of good or bad.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“I’d anticipated insults before they came. I’d avoided looking in actual mirrors, but I’d gazed constantly in the mirror in my mind and always hated what I showed myself. I looked again in the real mirror in front of me. Dignified. Dignified and grand. I closed my eyes and saw myself again. Milk-white face, blood-red lips. Dignified and grand.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Who judges the judge who judges wrong? The sentence too weak, The sentence too strong. The penance too quick, The penance too long. Who judges the judge who judges wrong?”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“.byjadh heemyeh odh ubaech achoedzaY Foolishness may have golden offspring. I hope yours does.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

“Good hearts weighed nothing with the queen.”
― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest

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― Gail Carson Levine, Fairest