Quote by Margaret Atwood

“See, there's this place called an Apple Store and I qwnr rhwew, picked one out. They didn't have any stock.' He paused as if…

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

“I shrugged. 'Any fool can peel the Apple,' I said. 'It takes a real man to eat the core.”

— Stephen King

“Then Albie reached into his pocket and pulled out one shiny Jonathan apple. “Hungry?” he asked us. “How’d you do that?” I asked, wondering…

— Bill Konigsberg

“He’s sitting casually at my kitchen table peeling the skin off an apple with a pocket knife, a red apple that he has quite…

— L.H. Cosway

“Please go" he said. "Just take my money - take anything - and go" I didn't get why he wanted me to take something,…

— J.L. Merrow

“Good.” He gets the grapes out the refrigerator. “You still got that old laptop? The one you had before we bought you that expensive-ass…

— Angie Thomas

“Reading is not the same as living, Cass, and you need to live,” she says and throws the apple core into a bin as…

— G. Bailey

“he was a collector rather than a hunter, buying his knowledge rather than seeking it with his own eyes and hands. I”

— Tracy Chevalier

“Man wants what he cannot have, or what is difficult to procure, or what he must wade through the blood of other men to…

— Vincent Starrett

“I even bought apples because it seemed like something someone who got asked on a date might do.”

— Roan Parrish

“Uh, got into a fight with the kitchen or something?” he asked, smirking. I ran my hands through my hair and felt remains of…

— Christie Cote

“Aye, we all know your fondness for apples, brother.”

— Phyllis Ann Karr