The Geek Who Saved Christmas Quotes

“I’m hardly that scary,” Gideon scoffed, not looking at all reassured. “And I can be casual. I own jeans.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“Needed: some tenors! Our group is short two tenors for our turn caroling in the square! All are welcome. Please message me if you can sing! ~Randolph Clark posted to the What’s up Neighbor app”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“Somehow, I knew this wouldn’t be the last time I waited up for Gideon. He deserved someone watching out for him, someone to leave a light on, and if he’d let it be me, well, I liked that. It also terrified me. But not enough to dampen how much I wanted to be someone for him.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“The world needed more Gideon. And maybe I did too.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“Other people walked. Gideon sauntered.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“I had waited years for Paul Frost to need something. A cup of sugar. A spare fan. An extra chair. He probably had me beat in the tool department, but I did have a drill I was rather fond of. And I would have let him use it. But this, this was even better. He needed something I was good at, and finally getting the chance to impress him with something other than my knack for forgetting the trash cans had me all bouncy.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“Sometimes hoping hurt and rolling with the punches was the only way to avoid hitting the floor.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“Watch it.” A voice I knew a little too well had me looking up in the nick of time to avoid crashing into my next-door neighbor. My very hot”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“I'd forgotten how truly painful the holidays could be for some.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“Is that why we never did this sooner? You thought I was too uptight?”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas

“He was the type to see the bright side of a piece of charcoal.”
― Annabeth Albert, The Geek Who Saved Christmas