Quote by Marisa de los Santos

“She had the type of curves that separated the women from the girls.”

— Elyssa Patrick

“There was something about a group of girls, urgently devoted to scoring a goal, or making a basket, through any means necessary, scuffling, pushing,…

— Alexis Okeowo

“We were girls in plaid skirts, loud and obnoxious, driving with the windows down. Capable students, nailing honor roll every year, despite our reputation.…

— Colleen Curran

“However, now she was a schoolgirl no longer. She had discovered how to manage her hair, had been to one or two parties and…

— Monica Dickens

-she remembered them kindly, for there was a sweetness in boys that didn't last long, once they became men.

— Larry McMurtry

“Girls is a fine example of someone writing what she knows and the painful limitations of doing so.”

— Roxane Gay

“Young girls have such sweet tooths. Or is that sweet teeth?”

— Margaret Atwood

“Intelligent teenage girls were often instinctively theatrical, purposely eccentric, mouthing highly suggestive words to confuse people.”

— Haruki Murakami

“Girls irritated her, intimidated her, and finally bored her; around girls she became a territorial, sniffing their asses, showing her teeth. It was not…

— Eleanor Henderson

“We liked to be known as the clever girls.”

— Malala Yousafzai

“She liked to convey that she was well acquainted with the smartness and the manners of the stylish world, but that she had got…

— Robert Musil

“…girls were like poems: weird, incomprehensible and boring, but those “in the know” assured me that they were beautiful.”

— Jake Vander Ark