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Quote of the Day – The Detective’s Assistant

December 26, 2022December 12, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"I say gossip is just like a newspaper, only written in whispers instead of ink. Sure you can't always believe everything you hear, but isn't that the same with the newspaper?" —THE DETECTIVE'S ASSISTANT by Kate Hannigan

—The Detective’s Assistant by Kate Hannigan

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Quote of the Day – The League of Beastly Dreadfuls

December 12, 2022December 12, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"Anastasia had read about orphans in storybooks. To an almost-eleven-year-old girl with two parents, orphans had been sort of a mythical figure, like unicorns and mermaids. A creature that lived in the pages of a book. And now she was one. An orphan, that is. Not a unicorn." —THE LEAGUE OF BEASTLY DREADFULS by Holly Grant

—The League of Beastly Dreadfuls by Holly Grant

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Quote of the Day – Finding Serendipity

October 24, 2022July 4, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"When small children at school talked about the Vivienne Small books, Tuesday nevre said "My mom wrote them," even though she sometimes felt she would burst with the effort of keeping it a secret." —FINDING SERENDIPITY by Angelica Banks

—Finding Serendipity by Angelica Banks

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Quote of the Day – Baker’s Magic

October 3, 2022July 4, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"He took great pleasure in teasing her; he'd decided that Bee was no name for a person, and that it must just be the first letter of her real name. So every time he came in, he addressed her by a new and awful name that started with B." —BAKER'S MAGIC by Diane Zahler

—Baker’s Magic by Diane Zahler

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Quote of the Day – Everything on a Waffle

September 12, 2022July 4, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"I got the feeling that Miss Honeycut didn't even know what issues she was talking about—that she just liked using the word "issues" and would use it whenever she could slip it into conversation. Certain people do get attached to certain words this way. I kind of liked "solarim" myself although it did not lend itself to such easy usage." —EVERYTHING ON A WAFFLE by Polly Horvath

—Everything on a Waffle by Polly Horvath

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Quote of the Day – Wishes, Kisses, and Pigs

August 22, 2022July 4, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"You took what you had and you took what you knew and what you felt and what you guessed and you mixed them all together, and remembered to look out the window and listen to the birds sing while you were doing it. Plus, it didn't hurt to count your blessings while you were beating the batter. Louise thought this might be the recipe for the whole world." —WISHES, KISSES, AND PIGS by Betsy Hearne

—Wishes, Kisses, and Pigs by Betsy Hearne

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Quote of the Day – The Cat Who Went to Heaven

July 11, 2022July 4, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"Sometimes the painting came easy, sometimes it came hard; sometimes the artist was pleased with what he had done, sometimes he was disgusted." —THE CAT WHO WENT TO HEAVEN by Elizabeth Coatsworth

—The Cat Who Went to Heaven by Elizabeth Coatsworth

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Quote of the Day – The Cat Who Went to Heaven

June 13, 2022June 7, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

"Sometimes the painting came easy, sometimes it came hard; sometimes the artist was pleased with what he had done, sometimes he was disguisted." —THE CAT WHO WENT TO HEAVEN by Elizabeth Coatsworth

—The Cat Who Went to Heaven by Elizabeth Coatsworth

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Quote of the Day – The Cat Who Went to Heaven

May 23, 2022May 4, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

—The Cat Who Went to Heaven by Elizabeth Coatsworth

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Quote of the Day – Serafina and the Black Cloak

April 25, 2022January 13, 2022Posted in book quotes, favorite fiction, for readersTagged book blogger, book quotes, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, quote of the day, quotesLeave a comment

“The God’s-honest truth was that she didn’t even know what a friend was, other than what she’d read in books. If you meet someone face-to-face and they don’t hiss at you and bite you, does that mean you’re friends?” –SERAFINA AND THE BLACK CLOAK by Robert Beatty

—Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty

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