Tastes Like Candy Quotes

“Have you tried…not saying something racist?”
― Ivy Tholen, Tastes Like Candy

“Morbid goodbyes were a Parker family tradition. Their family always said they loved each other when they said goodbye in case something bad happened. Heather insisted. “You might not get another chance,” she said.”
― Ivy Tholen, Tastes Like Candy

“We learned about the fight or flight response in Science. Our Lessons left out the third option: freeze.
I read about it in an article on women's self-defense. I asked m y mom why no one ever mentioned freezing. She told me to Google it; she was busy with a project for work. Instead, I asked James what she thought.
"Probably because people like to think they can survive a dangerous situation. It's a control thing. Like, any choice they might make could lead to the defeat of their attacker," she said. "Plus, it gives dickheads a reason to judge victims.”
― Ivy tholen, Tastes Like Candy

“Don't romanticize the good old days, especially when you never lived them.”
― Ivy Tholen, Tastes Like Candy

“Maybe it means no one is going to Europe,” she whispered. “The lights never lie.”
― Ivy Tholen, Tastes Like Candy

“Please stop playing Pennywise and sit in your seats,” begged their mother.”
― Ivy Tholen, Tastes Like Candy

“Congratulations, chosen girl Jump up and down, do a twirl Walk the grounds and follow the grass From the ride entrance Steal a pass.”
― Ivy Tholen, Tastes Like Candy

“Violet, someone has to play music. Why not you? Besides, most of your friends won’t be doctors and lawyers. Your minds will change as you get older. I bet a lot of you will do jobs that don’t even exist yet. The world moves fast. There’s always something new.”
― Ivy Tholen, Tastes Like Candy