Цитаты из книги Beware the Wild

The thing that made him angriest was fear.

Secrets are never so dangerous as when they`ve been forgotten.

I`m trusting you not to get eaten, Saucier. And if that trust is misplaced, so help me, I`ll tell all your worst secrets at your funeral!

That`s real bravery, Heath Durham. Knowing the risks and taking them anyway.

I know what Phin would say. "Trust yourself, Sass. When things get tough, you get tough right back and always, always trust yourself. And me," he`d add with a grin. If only it was so easy.

"Our swamp is a dark place," Old Lady Clary hisses in my ear. I d been too focused on the conversation by the door to notice her come forward. She stands at my shoulder, her soft body leaning into mine. Her breath is sweet and hot on my neck. "A wild place and no place for young girls like you to be treading. You can`t trust what goes on there. Can`t trust what you see, what you hear." "How`s that different from the rest of the town?"

It isn`t enough to say something`s dangerous and leave it at that. Fear doesn`t protect anyone. Fear only makes us more vulnerable when we should be finding ways to be strong.

More than once, Phin reminded me that it was possible to love a place and leave it.

His excitement was the only reason I d ever thought seriously about college. Most of the good folk of Sticks consider it`d bу faster to throw your money in a fire if you`re that keen on wasting it, but then, most of the good folk of Sticks think the periodic table has something to do with birth control.

having allies isn`t the same as having answers

"Thank you," I say. "For today." He`s the closest to a true smile I`ve seen in a long time. "I`m the one who should be thanking you. Grand theft auto, creepy old houses, and a two-mile hike in the hot sun? You sure know how to show a guy a good time. Next time, I`m thinking bank heist."

"You wouldn`t happen to know how to hot-wire a car, would you?" I feel Heath`s eyes settle on me. The truck slows to a crawl, but doesn`t turn in to the lot. "No. But I`ve got ten minutes and a smartphone."

"Here comes trouble," says Mr. Marionneaux, his mouth entirely obscured by a full beard. <...> "Only if you you get between me and my coffee."