Quote by Lynda Mullaly Hunt Download Open image ““I love how Albert can’t choose one character while Oliver wants to write about everyone.”” — Lynda Mullaly Hunt ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.1 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“This is what I want and what I've chosen," Alec said. "How dare you tell me it's a tragedy? Magnus pretended he never tried… — Cassandra Clare Copy Share Image
“When he was a kid, it used to feel like his parents disappeared when the got drunk. As the levels of their glasses went… — Liane Moriarty Copy Share Image
“And she had thought Oliver insulting! At least now she knew where he got it from. Heavens alive, what a family! She almost felt… — Sabrina Jeffries Copy Share Image
“My characters tell me how they feel about other characters and events and they demand that I write it down for them.” — Lindsay Marene Ordone Copy Share Image
“She made her choice. She loved Oliver. Jack was not hers to love, and never had been.” — Melissa de la Cruz Copy Share Image
“A person could be immensely happy reading only him or the writers he loved. But that would be too easy.” — Roberto Bolaño Copy Share Image
“As much as she still loved Jack, and as much as it would make her miserable forever to leave him again, there was Oliver… — Melissa de la Cruz Copy Share Image
“you can’t tell a single thing about a person’s true character if you both want the same thing. That’s like a dog and a… — Taylor Jenkins Reid Copy Share Image
“Great characters tell their own stories. The author just writes it down for them.” — Molly Evangeline Copy Share Image
“you say that nobody's perfect. but logically, if nobody's perfect, you must be perfect.” — Lynda Mullaly Hunt Copy Share Image
“Sometimes I wonder. On the pathetic scale, where would I land? I know other kids my age would go to the mall if they… — Lynda Mullaly Hunt Copy Share Image
“But most of all, I'll remember how she loved me. I turn away, knowing that I might never get to see Julie Murphy again.… — Lynda Mullaly Hunt Copy Share Image
“I decide that the craziest, strangest, most unbelievable thing I could ever draw is me doing something right.” — Lynda Mullaly Hunt Copy Share Image
“I have both too many words and not enough. He nods slowly. “Well,” he says. “I’m glad you’re not invisible, Ally. Because this class wouldn’t be the same without you.” I don’t believe him, but it makes me happy he said it. I realize looking at him that, all this time, I haven’t been looking teachers in the face. I’ve… — Lynda Mullaly Hunt Copy Share
“All these gifts you have, Carley. All these gifts you have." -pg. 157” — Lynda Mullaly Hunt Copy Share Image