Hannah Fowler

“Movement was destined to be my armor. I was not fully an Underling, and nor was I a full-blooded Skyward. I was both, and this had never happened before. I was Matilda alone.”
― Rebecca Ross, Wild ​Reverence

“What I didn't know then: coming of age isn't something you can choreograph, and it doesn't happen all at once. You start the process; you stall; you regress; and then comes another growth spurt. Eventually, your path looks like a series of paw prints in the snow-layered, as if compelled by confusion or curiosity-that double back before veering off in the direction of destiny.”
― Tory Henwood Hoen, Before I Forget

“That's the thing with quests, she realized. You had to get back to where you started. And then you had to keep living. The danger of a quest, of getting eaten by a dragon or stabbed by an orc, was tolerable vecause you at least wouldn't have to ride a Greyhound back home, weighed down with all the emotional trauma of what you'd done.”
― Kevin Wilson, Run for the Hills: A Novel

“It's just a fact. It's a reality. You're just... You're like a human hot-fudge sundae or something.”
― Katherine Center