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“Mrs V and Winky did not see eye-to-eye, and that had nothing to do with his deficiency in the ocular department. She wasn’t really a ‘cat person’.”
― Adele Abbott, Witch Is When It All Began

“Hence, once the director calls cut on a take, May will often roar, ‘Get me pussy,’ and Munn will appear with the furiously mewing orb of animals. This is not to be mistaken for anything else. He’s not Donald Trump.”
― Jeremy Clarkson, The Grand Tour Guide to the World: The Official Humour Book of International Travel and Motor Sports

“the side of it. 'Did you know that Miss Moffat is over four-hundred-years old? She looks amazing doesn't she and her hair, it's so beautiful and shiny. I think I might grow my hair that long and maybe when I'm older I'll dye it the same color as hers,' Gerty said excitedly. 'How can she be that old?' Charlotte asked. 'By magic of course,' Stef snorted. 'I'm new to this magic world, so I didn't know.' 'That's okay, I can teach you.' Gerty smiled. 'Thanks, I'd like that.”
― Katrina Kahler, Witch School, Book 1

“Probably to ring up Mommy and Daddy and complain about the awful treatment she's been receiving here,' Stef said with a posh voice.”
― Katrina Kahler, Witch School, Book 1

“Erm, no they haven't,' Stef folded her arms. 'Alice was the last one into the room, and therefore she should have the bed that's left.' 'I am from a very important witching family called The Smithers, who I'm sure you've heard of, so I should have priority. And according to my measurements, I have 29 and a half inches less space than the rest of you, and that is NOT fair! 'If you were last in the room then you'll have to put up with the bed that's left, I don't see the problem,' Sonya said, as she flicked her long blonde hair behind her ears. 'The problem is that it's not the bed I want,' Alice complained. 'Well you should have got here earlier then,' Stef said.”
― Katrina Kahler, Witch School, Book 1

“How to Train Your Toad by Cassandra Jemina Woodley,' a voice said after a face had appeared on the book cover.”
― Katrina Kahler, Witch School, Book 1

“Word of warning,’ said the postman, although I half-expected his warning would consist of more than one word. ‘That message will set alight in exactly five seconds … four … three … two …’ I slipped the paper onto my tongue and swallowed before he could finish his countdown. A moment later I felt a burning sensation rising in my chest. I burped and a plume of smoke blew out of both nostrils.”
― David Codd, The Greatest Spy Who Never Was

“Continuum was a magazine that denied the existence of HIV/AIDS. It stopped publication in 2001 after all its editorial staff died of AIDS.”
― Michael Gonzalez, Amazing Facts You Don't Know: 1,100 Unbelievable Trivia Facts

“Chika”
― Mitch Albom, Finding Chika: A Little Girl, an Earthquake, and the Making of a Family

“He was already in bed, but he’d come in to see her earlier, with a whispered”
― Holly Jackson, Good Girl, Bad Blood

“It was like ‘child broomstick’ or ‘child brown sick,”
― Holly Jackson, Good Girl, Bad Blood

“I’m sorry my big brother’s such a shithead, honey.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, The Stand-In: my life as an understudy

“Sometimes I think the closer you are with someone the more often you fight with them.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, The Stand-In: my life as an understudy

“Nick was the kind of hot you looked at but didn’t touch, with his sweeping dark blond hair, gorgeous baby blues, an athletic body made for sin, and a smirk that got you into all kinds of trouble. Boy was a heartbreaker – much like his best mate – and no mistake. I’d done my time drooling over him from afar.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Love, Lust & Friendship

“Growing up with two brothers, I’d learned early to protect what was mine.”
― Ginger Li, XOXO, Violet

“Violet, I could listen to you talk all night. You are anything but boring.”
― Ginger Li, XOXO, Violet

“got a dick in my ass.”
― Tabatha Allen, Doctor Gay

“Twelve days. I’m twelve days late.”
― Colleen Hoover, Regretting You

“When you find love, you hold on hard. It’s a fragile little thing, and once it’s gone, it leaves a hole and memories, we all know that. Ones you wish you could relive, but from every love, you learn something. Something important. From my mother, I learned to be strong. From my father, I learned to embrace pain. From Rich, I learned to love while it lasts and that endings aren’t always a bad thing. From my Vipers, I learned love is unconditional and can come at the strangest of times and places. And from myself? I learned it’s okay to love yourself. Even the darkest parts of you. No matter the shape, size, or weirdness you came with. Embrace your scars and never be ashamed to be who you are, because there is only one of you. And if you don’t love you, how can anyone else? I am imperfectly perfect. I am a lover and a fighter. I am strong and weak. I can be cruel and a killer, but also kind and a healer. I am all of those things, and loving my weaknesses means I can embrace my strengths and be just whom I want to be.”
― K.A. Knight, Den of Vipers

“I wonder if humans are the only living creatures that ever feel hollow inside. I don’t understand how my body can be full of everything bodies are full of—bones and muscles and blood and organs—yet my chest sometimes feels vacant, as if someone could scream into my mouth and it would echo inside of me.”
― Colleen Hoover, Regretting You

“Imagine how great we’ll be when I’m finally emotionally stable.”
― Colleen Hoover, Regretting You

“just stared at him. “Are you okay?” Noah asked her. She scowled. “Fine and dandy. I can practically feel the sprinkles and rainbows bursting out of my ass.”
― Kyla Stone, Edge of Madness

“It’s big, and it’s so hard. You must come sit on it. It’s not my chair.”
― Weina Dai Randel, The Last Rose of Shanghai

“If we let one experience destroy our faith in an entire species, then we’re no better than the people who hurt us.”
― Chris Colfer, A Tale of Magic...