Children 's literature Quote by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat

“I think she'd prefer pancakes. Do you think she'd like blueberry pancakes? Who doesn't like blueberry pancakes?”

— Christina Baker Kline

“What are you doing?" He asks looking intimidating. I shrug, "I want pancakes." "I'll make you pancakes." I laugh and turn around to walk…

— Tara Brown

“She hadn’t known that the ability to make pancakes from scratch made a man brutally hot. Now she did.”

— Suenammi Richards

“I like pancakes.”

— Brandon Mull

“It’s hard to imagine a scenario where someone would say no to pancakes.”

— David Levithan

“You came all this way, leaving behind luxury, to eat some pancakes.” “Really awesome pancakes.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“Please excuse my little sister. She's got quite an imagination. Annie, you're just jealous because I come up with great stories and you're so…

— Janice Hanna

“I scowled and stabbed begrudginly at the stack before scooping up a bite with my fork, but it toppled over and plopped into my…

— Courtney Allison Moulton

“I fancy pancakes,”

— Kirsty-Anne Still

“I want my breakfast.”

— Megan Whalen Turner

“Annie has brown hair and brown eyes. And she smiles a lot. I would like Annie if I liked girls.”

— Marjorie Weinman Sharmat

“In the end you should probably know your characters as well as you know yourself. Not only what they had for breakfast this morning,…

— Colum McCann