Tanya

“They have not lacked for masters or instruction; if they wish for mounts or the means to pursue any peculiar passion, I generally grant their wishes. But my boys earn their rights, by Jove! And not by whining.”
― Stephanie Barron, Jane and His Lordship's Legacy

“The girl surveyed the scene with an air of disdain and wrinkled her nose. “You’re nothing like Mum. She’s an excellent cook.” Of course she is. I sent silent stun rays in the unknown Robyn’s direction, and immediately felt bad for being jealous.”
― Zara Keane, The 39 Cupcakes

“I tapped the thrusters, deftly bringing the Fafnir to a relative stop, then sat back. “Hey, I’m getting pretty good at this.” “You are, Van. Just remember the golden rule of flying a spaceship,” Netty said. “What’s that?” “Your first collision is probably your last.” “Words to live by.”
― J.N. Chaney, Backyard Starship

“That girl’s flakier than my Aunt Elma’s pork belly pot pie crust. Just as smart as it, too.”
― Agatha Chocolats, Thirteen Chocolates