Read All about It Quotes

“Pilgrims,” he said. “The fifth-graders will be the Indians. Our fourth grade is responsible for the scenery.” Mr. Fisher held up a drawing. “Here’s a drawing of the”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“Depression.”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“Mother”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“used”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“ladies”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“reporter.”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“Kit spends a week of her summer vacation volunteering at the local theater—she wants to write a newspaper article about a play that’s opening soon. It even stars famous actors from New York City! But behind”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“or even thrown in jail for sneaking onto a freight train! As you read, you decide what happens next by choosing your own path through this multiple-ending story.”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“newspaper.”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“hugged”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“never seen before. It made Kit’s heart twist with sorrow. For just the tiniest”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“going”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“more mouths to feed. And no wonder Mother had been short-tempered today. When she said that even though it was nobody’s fault, they were still in”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“thinking.”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“Charlie”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“my newspaper?” “No,” said Charlie. “No. I told you”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“that moment, Kit felt an odd sensation. Things were happening so fast! It was as if a match had been struck inside her and a little flame was lit, burning like anger, flickering like fear. “Charlie,” she asked. “What’s going to happen to us?” “I don’t know,” said”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“Charlie grinned a cheerless grin and tapped one finger on Kit’s newspaper. “That’s your headline, isn’t it?” he said. “These days a lot of things happen that aren’t fair. There’s no one to blame, and there’s nothing that can be done about it.” Charlie’s voice sounded tired, as if he’d grown old all of a sudden. “You better get used to it, Kit. Life’s not like books. There’s”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“was sure that Charlie was wrong. “Anyone can see that Dad’s smart and hardworking!” she said. “And he has so many friends! People still remember him from when he was a baseball star in college. Plenty of people will be glad to hire him!” Charlie shrugged.”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“Well, the people at the bank won’t just kick us out onto the street, will they?” asked Kit. “Yes,” said Charlie. “That’s exactly what they’ll do. You’ve seen those pictures in the newspapers of whole families and all their belongings out on the street with nowhere to go.” “That is not going to happen to us,” said Kit fiercely. “It’s not.” “I hope not,” said Charlie.”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“house like the Howards, are we?” “I don’t know,” said Charlie again. Kit could hardly breathe. “It’ll be a struggle to keep it,” said Charlie. “Dad told me that he and Mother don’t own the house completely. They borrowed money from the bank to buy it, and they have to”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“continues: For Kit, the Depression has brought big changes: a houseful of boarders, tons of chores, and no birthday party. But when Kit’s taste for adventure gets her into trouble, she discovers that”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“were”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1

“overnight,”
― Valerie Tripp, Read All About It: A Kit Classic Volume 1