Nelle Lamarr > Quotes

“That girl is so dumb she needs a headband to hold onto her thoughts.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Family Guest

“The very moment you give up is the very moment you let someone else win.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Family Guest

“I don’t believe children are born any which way. They are what you make them. Products of their environments.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Family Guest

“Kobe Bryant once said that amazing things come from hard work and perseverance, and I believed him.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Family Guest

“Ned’s parents stipulated in their will that he could sell it only after producing an heir and staying in a marriage until the child was eighteen.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“I made a terrible mistake. I signed the prenup. And married the wrong man.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“As we head outside, a question gnaws at me. Why did Marley want to know if Isa could travel on a plane?”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“Be a good girl for Mama.” Mama? I don’t overthink it. She probably says that to all her clients’ babies out of habit.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“A goddess is more like it.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“Little Lord Ned”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“Though she appears to come from an educated upper-class family, her English accent is not right.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Family Guest

“Well, the bad guys get theirs, and the heroine gets what she deserves. What she’s always wanted.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“In case you were wondering, Ned, the couple’s names were Edward and Isabelle… Sinclair.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“White roses can symbolize peace and love. They can also symbolize death.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“It’s a Baby Reborn doll,” says Nurse Marley”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Night Nanny

“don’t believe children are born any which way. They are what you make them. Products of their environments.” The truth is, I believed some”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Family Guest

“Nor was I the perfect wife. If he knew my secrets, I’m sure I’d lose him. But instead, I’d lost Anabel.”
― Nelle Lamarr, The Family Guest