Laurie Cass > Quotes

“The three months I'd spend with Eddie had taught me many things, and the top two items were (1) A Cat's Purr Makes Everything Okay and (2) The Cat Always Wins.”
― Laurie Cass

“The next morning, as I picked an Eddie hair off my pant leg, I again considered the possibility of cats controlling the world. "It's possible," I muttered to myself as I dropped the hair into a wastebasket, "that they already do.”
― Laurie Cass, Borrowed Crime

“It meant he was a cat and he'd do whatever he pleased, when he pleased, and if I didn't like it, that was just to bad.”
― Laurie Cass

“The direness of the situation suddenly struck me. All by myself for half an hour, and I had no book.”
― Laurie Cass, Lending a Paw

“Hello," I said. "My name is Minnie Hamilton. And before you ask, yes, it's short for Minerva, and no, I don't know what my parents were thinking.”
― Laurie Cass, Lending a Paw

“The Chilson District Library Bookmobile began its maiden voyage. Me, three thousand books, one hundred DVDs, a dozen jigsaw puzzles, two laptop computers-and one Eddie.”
― Laurie Cass, Lending a Paw

“I felt a pang of pity. The poor woman. There were days when the only thing that saved me from spiraling down into a dark hole was laughter. And lots of it. “And you, too,” I murmured, reaching out to pat Eddie’s head.”
― Laurie Cass, The Crime That Binds

“Petoskey stones”
― Laurie Cass, Tailing a Tabby

“I thought about the specific hardships of being a man. Then I thought how hard it was to be a woman. Really, it could be a hardship just plain being human.”
― Laurie Cass, Borrowed Crime