Spark Quotes

“Some people can’t even accept those who have different skin colors; how would the general human population ever accept those of us with frightening, powerful magic?”
― Sadie Moss, Spark

“It means when you do something wrong and make a mess, you shouldn’t just stand there and say how sad you are about it. Clean up your mess. Because everybody makes mistakes—there’s no way to avoid it. But you can choose whether to clean it up or not, and that’s what people will remember about you. Whether you’re the kind of person who cleans up her mess.”
― Sadie Moss, Spark

“Cam catches my gaze, and he must see the slightly terrified look in my eyes, because he starts singing the Spider-Man theme at the top of his lungs.”
― Sadie Moss, Spark

“And so long as I’m laughing… I’m not thinking about the shitty stuff. Best kind of self-medication, and it doesn’t cost a fortune. Unlike heroin.” I snort. “That’s an awful joke.” “Yeah, not one of my best. But you know what I mean.”
― Sadie Moss, Spark

“What?” I chuckle weakly as a new thought strikes me. “Did one of you want to go out with me?” The silence is even thicker this time. Oh. Oh. Shit. Who? I glance around, trying to pick out which of the guys looks the most awkward and uncomfortable, but the weird thing is, none of them will meet my eyes. Asher’s blush deepens. Cam shrugs as if to say you nailed it. And Dmitri? He’s still gripping the back of the chair like he’s about to snap it in half. “You mean…” I trail off, then clear my throat and start again. “You mean you all want to date me?”
― Sadie Moss, Spark

“But engaging in a petty high school level catfight with four spoiled girls who can probably call their rich parents and have them put pressure on the school to get me suspended?”
― Sadie Moss, Spark

“Dmitri”
― Sadie Moss, Spark

“As a kid, Maddy didn’t understand the whole expression no use crying over spilled milk. She thought it was insensitive. “Does that mean we’re not allowed to be upset when sad things happen?” she asked our mom once. Mom told her that wasn’t what the saying meant at all. “It means when you do something wrong and make a mess, you shouldn’t just stand there and say how sad you are about it. Clean up your mess. Because everybody makes mistakes—there’s no way to avoid it. But you can choose whether to clean it up or not, and that’s what people will remember about you. Whether you’re the kind of person who cleans up her mess.”
― Sadie Moss, Spark