Weekly Quote for Week 27-2022 ~ The Man and the Crow by Rebecca Crunden
Weekly Quote for Week 25-2022 ~ Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World by Benjamin Alire Sáenz
Weekly Quote for Week 21-2022 ~ The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen
Weekly Quote for Week 20-2022 ~ The Witch Collector by Charissa Weaks
Weekly Quote for Week 17-2022 ~ All That’s Left in the World by Erik J. Brown
Weekly Quote for Week 15-2022 ~ The Last Bear by Hannah Gold
Her eyes travelled over the distant mountains, the wild seas to her left and the flat, snow-covered land stretching out ahead. And then she did a double take. There on the horizon, silhouetted against the sun, something moved. It was in the blink of an eye. So rapid she almost missed it. Something big and loping and most unexpected.
It couldn’t be…?
She blinked again. Whatever it was had gone.
But April could have sworn she’d just see a polar bear.
Weekly Quote for Week 13-2022 ~ A Mouse Called Miika by Matt Haig + Chris Mould
“One moment,” said the Truth Pixie, pointing at her book. “I just have one sentence left. You can never leave a story with just one sentence left. it’s very bad luck. I once knew someone who stopped reading a story right near the end.”
“What happened?”
“She died. I mean, it was seventeen years later. But you can’t be too careful.”
Weekly Quote for Week-11 2022 ~ Heading Love’s Way by Rachel Stockbridge
She made herself look away and spotted a little bookstore on the corner across the street. “Ooh, we should stop in there when they open,” she said, pointing.
“Though – I probably shouldn’t, actually. I already have more books with me than I can read.”
He shrugged. “So? I’m not sure it counts as vacation unless you come home with more books than you brought with you.”
“Enabler.”
Weekly Quote for Week-8 2022 ~ Casual Conversations about Love and Murder by Chelsea Mueller
“Yeah, well, before you get too excited, you can’t put up a murder board in the study room in the library.”
I nodded sagely. “Of course not.”
Maisey visibly relaxed.
“That room is far too small for a murder board,” I added simple to see the sharp flash of panic in her eyes.
She smacked my arm.
It was worth it.