“Even if we never read a second volume of a book, the characters continue to live on and on and on, and their stories merge into other stories, told by new generations of heroes and heroines.” — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“And do you know the oddest thing about murder and war and violence?” “Oh, Mary Shelley, please stop talking about those types of things.”… — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“We wouldn’t even have wars if adults followed the rules they learned as children. A four-year-old would be able to see how foolish grown… — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“turned my head and found Laurence standing just outside the cemetery entrance, hand in hand with Opal Rickert, a brunette with bobbed hair and… — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“. . . his mouth tasted of the divine sweetness of icing on a cake when the sugar isn't overdone. The taste of love… — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“Even if we never read a second volume of a book, the characters continue to live on and on and on, and their stories… — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“Candlelight cast such a delicate beauty. It flickered with emotions and warmed one’s skin and soul.” — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“And all the while Stephen started at me as if I were something magical. Not the ugly way other people sometimes stare at me,… — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“Don’t ever worry what the boys who don’t appreciate originality think of you. They’re fools.” — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“Why can't a girl be smart without it being explained away as a rare supernatural phenomenon?” — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
“And do you know the oddest thing about murder and war and violence? The oddest thing is that they all go against the lessons… — Cat Winters Copy Share Image
