Inside Out Quotes

“Anger fumed. “Congratulations, San Francisco, you’ve RUINED PIZZA! FIRST THE HAWAIIANS AND NOW YOU!” he shouted, shuddering as he thought about the pineapple that Hawaiians liked to add to their pizza.”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“good core memories were made in Minnesota,”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“Headquarters,”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“meat!”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“We are going to have a good day, which will turn into a good week, which will turn into a good year, which turns into a good LIFE!” Riley was ready to go to”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“Fear,”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“Fear.”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“Riley”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“Sure thing,” Bing Bong said. “This way, just past Graham Cracker Castle.” But then he stopped and looked around, confused. The castle was gone. “I wonder why they moved it?” he asked. He walked a bit farther. Suddenly, he realized”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“she could to help Riley live a happy life. She thought it would just be her and Riley forever…But thirty-three seconds after Riley was born, someone else materialized at the console and started working the controls. Riley began to cry. “I’m Sadness,” the blue newcomer said to Joy, introducing herself somberly. “I just want to fix that,” Joy said, gently pushing Sadness off the controls. She pressed a few buttons and Riley stopped crying. As time went on, more Emotions showed up inside Headquarters, taking control whenever Riley needed them. And with each new Emotion, memories started rolling through in different colors, matching the Emotion that Riley felt about the memory. Fear’s job was to keep Riley safe. He guided her whenever she encountered something he”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“Mind World, she saw everything through Riley’s eyes. Joy stepped up to the console, a device the Emotions used to control Riley’s reactions, and watched in awe, as Riley’s parents looked down at their beautiful daughter for the first time. “Hello, Riley,” said Mom, beaming. “Oh, look at you,” said Dad in amazement. “Aren’t you a little bundle of joy.” Suddenly, a golden sphere rolled down a track to the right of the console in Headquarters, lighting up the room with its soft glow. Joy picked”
― Suzanne Francis, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization

“Personality with”
― Walt Disney Company, Inside Out: The Junior Novelization