Darcy Pattison > Quotes

“Cat.” Stanley smelled like a cat, but not like MamaGrace, or Quincy or PittyPat.”
― Darcy Pattison, When Kittens Go Viral

“Earth won’t let a whole race, a whole species, be destroyed.”
― Darcy Pattison, Sleepers

“bligfa”
― Darcy Pattison, Kell, the Alien

“MamaGrace”
― Darcy Pattison, When Kittens Go Viral

“The function of the first draft is to help you figure out your story. The function of every draft after that is to figure out the most dramatic way to tell that story.”
― Darcy Pattison

“It was nine French fries because I counted. Was it a lie that Aja said he ate ten French fries? Did a small lie like that matter? Bree didn’t look at me or talk to me again all day. The Earth sun was not shining inside me. It was as dark as midnight in there. That evening, I was surprised Bree still came over to talk about the party. She frowned and said, “Well, we still have to figure out the food.” Mom and Dad were in the study working on the loud-soft problem. The”
― Darcy Pattison, Kell, the Alien

“talked about our father. “He’s a tortoiseshell Persian with a red-and-golden coat. But it’s his golden eyes that make him such a great actor. He’s got golden eyebrows, a golden chin, and a lovely gold streak down his face.” I put my paw on MamaGrace’s leg. The longing in her voice thrummed through me. “You miss him?” “They called us the Golden Ones. Albert and I were the stars of KittyTube.” “What’s KittyTube?” I asked.”
― Darcy Pattison, When Kittens Go Viral

“What’s KittyTube?” I asked. “It’s our internet channel to show our cat videos. A dozen years ago, a kind inventor gave cats a cat-to-human speech translator. Since then, we’ve been in control of our videos. We hire human camera operators and film editors and everything else.”
― Darcy Pattison, When Kittens Go Viral

“The”
― Darcy Pattison, When Kittens Go Viral

“We can trust the humans,”
― Darcy Pattison, Sleepers

“YouTube”
― Darcy Pattison, Sleepers

“MamaGrace’s Tutorial”
― Darcy Pattison, When Kittens Go Viral

“Earth had done just that over the last few hundred years.”
― Darcy Pattison, Sleepers