No Offense Quotes

“the baby got born all right and left it in a safe place, where someone decent would find it—people who go to libraries are all smart, you know—civic-minded? People who read books are found to be more empathetic than those who don’t. They have some idea, at least, of how to raise a kid.”
― Meg Cabot, No Offense

“He must not have cared, either, since he said, ‘I love you, too’ and kissed her back.”
― Meg Cabot, No Offense

“They reminded her of the scary clown from Stephen King’s It (a problematic but still highly popular, if slightly dated, read. She had to remember to show it to Elijah. It might appeal to him, since it was both humorous and gory, but also featured young people finding their true calling through helping others).”
― Meg Cabot, No Offense

“The average citizen would probably be surprised to learn how often librarians—many of whom had masters degrees—were called upon to dispose of diapers or unclog toilets, though this was not listed anywhere in their job description.”
― Meg Cabot, No Offense