Fablehaven’s awesome!!so is the candy shop war!
BRANDON MULLDrake. He liked dangerous pies.” “Why did he join you?” “Who would eat pie that could take over your life? Why risk it?” “Focus. Why did he join you?” “Say no to death pies. Another good motto. I’m getting a headache.” p. 432
More Brandon Mull Quotes
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Causes have a way of tainting your reason until a person takes much bigger risks than sanity would otherwise allow.
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The love of reading can be contagious.
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It’s easy to make up weird stuff. It gets trickier when you want the weird stuff to be interesting and make sense.
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The girl with the long brown hair turned around. “Are you her boy friend?” she asked. Summer glanced from Crystal to Nate and back.
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Most pleasures are best as a seasoning, not the main course. However you try to disguise it, you end up feeding without being nourished.
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Any simpleton can speak with confidence. Sometimes the greatest fools have the most bravado.
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There are no insect eggs in my food.” Mrs. White reiterated. You should use that in your advertising,” Nate suggested.
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I blush to think of her beholding my work,” Verl confessed. So do we,” Newel assured him.
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One eye is open to all truth, the other closed to all deception.
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I was vanquished by a deer!’ A giant magical flying deer with fangs,’ Seth said, parroting a description Gavin had shared earlier. That sounds a little better,’ Warren conceded. ‘Seth is in charge of my tombstone.
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Was life like that? You could look ahead to the future or back to the past, but the present moved too quickly to absorb.
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Hours of crisis often call for sacrifice. In matters of consequence, when have doubt and fear given the best advice? Why not heed faith, courage, and honor?
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Luck has a way of evaporating when you lean on it.
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Don’t let the brownies bite.
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An unread book does nobody any good. Stories happen in the mind of a reader, not among symbols printed on a page.
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