Kate Howard > Quotes

“These mechanical birds will get our message out,” he explained. “They will go to an Internet café and e-mail the remaining Master Builders, who will meet us in the secret realm of Cloud Cuckoo Land.”
― Kate Howard, The LEGO Movie: Junior Novel

“I mean, it’s not like a great big gigantic ship is going to come out of nowhere and rescue us —” Batman’s tirade was interrupted by the sound of cannon fire. BLAM! It was Metal Beard and his awesome pirate ship, the Sea Cow.”
― Kate Howard, The LEGO Movie: Junior Novel

“Ninjago!” the Green Ninja cried.”
― Kate Howard, The LEGO Movie: Junior Novel

“As they sneaked through the corridors, Metal Beard and Benny heard robot guards approaching. They jumped back against a wall and quickly disguised themselves as a photocopier and a trash can. The robots looked at each other when they spotted the photocopier. “Are you thinking what I’m thinking?” one asked. “Do it!” said the other. The first guard climbed on top of the photocopier and started Xeroxing his tush. Metal Beard immediately un-transformed and blasted the guards with his cannon.”
― Kate Howard, The LEGO Movie: Junior Novel

“Today will not be known as Taco Tuesday. It will be known as Freedom Friday. But still on a Tuesday.”
― Kate Howard, The LEGO Movie: Junior Novel

“Wolf swallowed, trying to hide his discomfort behind a cunning smile. “Uh, well, that’s your opinion, Diane.” Through a polished smile, she said, “And I’m the governor.” She turned to look at the ugly, trash-like sculpture again. “As for the sculpture: I think it’s about perspective. If you look closely, even trash can be recycled into something beautiful.” Wolf looked to where she was pointing and noticed that the sculpture’s shadow on the wall was in the shape of a gorgeous swan. Huh. “How about that?” Wolf mused. “I guess some things aren’t always as they appear.” Shaking his head to get his confidence”
― Kate Howard, The Bad Guys Movie Novelization

“tell some of her crew, “Officers, if the Bad Guys crash”
― Kate Howard, The Bad Guys Movie Novelization

“sights of the holiday season than the notorious Bad Guys. Because Christmas was the time of year when they had executed some of their very best heists of all time. For many, Christmas is known as a time of giving. For the Bad Guys, it’s the best possible time for them to take.”
― Kate Howard, The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday