Quote by Walter Satterthwait

“Tweedlewart.” “What?” “You’re a tweedlewart.” “Is that supposed to be insulting, Tessie?” “It sounded a little bit more intimidating in my head.” ***”

— Blair Holden

“Her voice was unusually deep toned for a girl, he thought. Girls were always screaming what they had to say. Her throaty voice made…

— Lloyd C. Douglas

“She heard a low murmur of the far-away voices: a chant repeated over and over.”

— Angela Orlowski-Peart

“For instance, the headmistress, Miss Moore. I knew right away that she had come to Antigua from England, for she looked like a prune…

— Jamaica Kincaid

“another motive as well—namely, to preserve her voice, which had a quality of expressiveness I have rarely encountered. Customarily she spoke with a soft…

— Arthur Golden

“I like how her New England accent cuts through her words, too. Mati reinvents the alphabet when she’s mad.”

— Rebecca Paula

“She is trying to convince me that she never does this and is not that type of girl. It was difficult for me to…

— Tucker Max

“she had taught a class in oral history at the community college, and Elner Shimfissle had attended with her friend Irene Goodnight.”

— Fannie Flagg

“Clyde's mother was an ample, olive-dark woman with the worn and disappointed look of someone who had spent her life doing things for others:…

— Truman Capote

“It was cool to see reading become such a transparent act - it was as if her face had a different expression for each…

— David Levithan

“And then she began to think about Lady Glencora herself. What a strange, weird nature she was,—with her round blue eyes and wavy hair,…

— Anthony Trollope

“Okay, this bitch had style and class but she was whacked.”

— Kristen Ashley