Book Quote by John Green

“To every party, I bring my own booze. No need to help me carry it, as I walk in with it already in my…

— Jarod Kintz

“so I drank until my legs felt weak and my heart didn’t feel as hollow.”

— Ker Dukey

“That night, the booze felt great, as the warmth of the wine in my stomach spread through my body. I didn't like feeling stupid…

— John Green

“He describes opening up an artery, flushing the blood out with water, and pumping in alcohol. I’ve been to frat parties like that.”

— Mary Roach

“See, vodka, that’s drinking. Beer—well, beer is just getting the inside of your mouth wet.”

— Tad Williams

“Beer's nice for being glad and dizzy, and sometimes for the mystery and stuff, but the happy that comes out of a beer can…

— Tom Robbins

“I’m all out of beer like I’m all out of love. But I don’t drink beer, so who cares?”

— Jarod Kintz

“When I was really drunk, I started that stupid business with the bullet in my guts again. I was the only guy at the…

— Nick Flynn

“Meanwhile, as the party ascended to ever dizzier alcoholic altitudes...”

— Theodore Roszak

“You and alcohol just don’t go well together. It’s like me and your blood...we lose control too quickly.”

— Joanna Mazurkiewicz

“When my guy finished his beer, he crushed it in his hand and threw it on the floor.”

— Elsa Day

“We shared an explosive enthusiasm that we blasted out of our bodies with alcohol.”

— Ariel Levy