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“We’re going on strike,” I announced. “And we’re not coming back inside until Joey Harrington is suspended. I don’t know what else because I’m too angry to think!” Mr. Feinman stuffed his hands in his pockets. “Huh.” He looked at the other students. “Is that what you all want?” “Man!” Clyde exclaimed, shaking his head. “I’ve got some demands, all right.” “Are we going to get in trouble for missing class?” asked Samantha Klinger, one of the gamers who kept pink streaks in her hair. Mr. Feinman shrugged. “I’d say yes. The real question is what if you win?” “We need an anti-bully committee,” said Bryce Smith, a theater kid with thick glasses. “Made up of students and teachers so bullies have to answer to someone other than the principal. So there’s no favorites.” The class murmured an agreement. The students behind me seconded the motion. “So go,” Mr. Feinman said. “Go and fight for your education, then.”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 2

“The ship was “parked” at a dock”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 2

“Because no girl should have to ditch their friends just because her boyfriend says so.”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 2

“You poor fool,” I murmured to Snow White, closing the book. “Should have just chewed a little better.”
― Ken Brosky, The Complete Grimm Chronicles

“while I was pouring through a stack of newspaper clippings”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles Vol. 3

“Jefferson believed that education was the best tool to fight tyranny. And he didn’t believe it should only be a privilege for the wealthy who could afford it. He wanted everyone to have the right to an education, even if they came from a poor family. Knowledge is power.”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 2

“Hope can give us strength even when we’re surrounded by dark water.”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 2

“Who puts a metal bar right where the person’s back is? A sadist, that’s who.”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 4

“Hello!” I exclaimed. “Woah. Why are you so excited? You’re suspended.” “I just used math!” “I’m hanging up.”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 2

“Health, time, labor, on what in the single life which nature has given us, can be better bestowed than on this immortal boon to our country? The exertions and the mortifications are temporary; the benefit eternal.”
― Ken Brosky, The Grimm Chronicles, Vol. 2