Here are the 22 best quotes I found in the book One of Us is Lying. It's a good book. I read it 3 months ago. The book is about four people who are suspects in the death of a fellow student. But you are here for the Quotes not the story so I won't bore you with the story(I will give a gist at the end though, basically I complain about the characters). The quotes are not just good and mind-blowing, amazing things(more words like that) the people said in the book, there are also lines which I found funny and amusing. You should know that finding lines that have enough context to qualify as funny is hard. So sometimes I have to turn the lines into paragraphs like I had to do in Turtles All The Way Down . But trust me that one was so worth it cause I love that book. So here they are - Justin is twelve years younger than my mother, which makes him five years younger than her second husband, and fifteen years younger than my dad. At the rate she’s going, she’ll date Jake next. Bec...
According to science, you start off as coal and you end up as coal This isn’t a non-profit organisation. Though I have to say it is rapidly becoming one. She realised that’s what she was. A black hole. A dying star, collapsing in on itself The silence was louder than noise. The good stuff makes it worthwhile Why are you just standing in the middle of the room? Are you getting ready for bed or are you doing some kind of standing meditation? Fish get depressed when they have a lack of stimulation. A lack of everything. When they are just there, floating in a tank that resembles nothing at all. Maybe in some lives you just float around and expect nothing else and don’t even try to change. Maybe that was most lives. Most gossip is envy in disguise It can drive you insane, thinking of all the other lives we don’t live Places are places and memories are memories and life is fucking life. ‘I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude.’ He believed that the more peo...
My guy Malcolm you could have been the 4rth but you just missed the spot. Never mind it's not that easy to get. But still, I like the novel. And why were there soo many characters? Like seriously. Lacey, her mom, and so many other people. Like why? Livv, her bf, and some other guy. God only remembers his name cause I don't. I liked Ellery. She was like me. I love crime novels. I read like 15 novels last year out of which 4 I think were crime novels. Kind of epic. And I have already read two this year. And this time it was actually not the quiet one. It was quite a loud person according to me. And the last line was soo epic. I loved it. Thats how novels like this should end. Thats all for now. Ciao;)
Part one Weird book. I don't like it right now. I just finished half of it. I think the writer decided to write this book in the following way - She told a bunch of people that she is writing a book in which the wife goes missing and asked them to give their possible thoughts on what the plot should be. They all wrote it on a piece of paper and put it in a bowl. She picked up the random chits and wrote the book. Like oh cheating husband, oh also pregnant wife, oh also crazy hits you husband, and why not add fun-loving husband too, also I think really adding a good relationship with his sister would be nice, a mama's boy, but bad with his father obviously, crazy neighbor, a crazy old boyfriend, and whatnot. It's filled with cliches. Part two I don't know who I should like. Amy or the Nick. Turns out they both are assholes. Nick for cheating on her. And Amy, well saying 'Amy is crazy would be an understatement. She needs help. What the fuck? What is happening? She i...
It sucks when the person who ruined your life gets to walk around like always. After spending last summer angsting over whether a three-thousand-mile long-distance relationship could work, my sister and her boyfriend have settled into a pattern of being inseparable, arguing, breaking up, and getting back together that, oddly, seems to work for both of them. If you’re searching for signs of intelligent life in the Bayview High junior class, Sean Murdock isn’t where you’ll find it Everything. It’s too small a word to cover what happened That was the thing about Simon Kelleher: he knew secrets most people couldn’t even have guessed just the three of us locked into our side conversation; I don’t think last “Sometimes you don’t know what you want until you see it, That’s something I’ll never get used to about apartment living—how being on a single floor makes you acutely aware of where everyone is, all the time. I have four of them, all older than me, all with K names: Kiersten, Kati...
THE SUN Be like the sun, All nice and bright, Hot and red, Filled with light! I think this is the smallest poem I've ever written. And I don't even like the sun that much. I think the moon is better. I have written a poem about the moon which I will post when I get time. So you'll probably have to wait for a while. But trust me, it's worth the wait. Also, today marks the 6monthiversary (if that's a word) of my blog so Happy six months. If you read my blog then I have to say My God bless you. May you live a happy life and achieve all your goals. May you get a dog on your next birthday (or whatever you want) Thank you for being a reader. Thats all for now. Ciao ;)
We fight because of conflict of interest or when things don't turn out the way we want them too. People near us can hurt us just by words and we can hurt them too. It is something to give a thought to. "Words can hurt a lot more than swords can" This is true. Physical fights leave wounds but those wounds heal. They cause little pain, but only for a few days. A wound might leave a scar which reminds you of that fight but words can hurt so much, in so many different ways. A verbal fight can hurt a lot more. It's mental pain what I'm talking about. You just think about the same thing again and again. It's almost like you cannot believe that a person so close to you can say something like that. Something they know will hurt you but still they say it. "Tongue is mightier than the sword" - Edward Bulwer-Lytton What we can do from our part is that we assume that they said in heat of the moment. Maybe they too regret saying that. I'm not telli...
Microsoft Edge has this assistant box in the corner and if you click on it you find James. Now, you are here to know why James is stupid? (So I asked the name again and got a new name. I don't know what the chatbot thing is called. These Edge people have given me three names. One was James, one was Cortana and the other I don't remember ) So it's a short story but my fondness for details might make it long. So bear with me. I got a new laptop in June from my parents. I want to say thank you to my dear parents for it. I mostly use it for online classes. And as you know Microsoft Edge keeps on begging that Please! Please! for the love of God. MAKE US YOUR DEFAULT BROWSER. But everyone sticks to Chrome. Cause we only know chrome and I think it's better. But I'm no tech person so don't take advice from me. Use whatever browser you want. Back to the story. So a popup about some quiz on Edge came in my search. So I thought why not. It was about planets. I like space ...
One Indian Girl This book was just something I did not expect it to be. I thought it was about a girl getting married, but it was much more than just that and it was a fun book to read. Kind of eww for me but still ok. Paper Towns Was not as great as I expected it to be. Since I really love John Green's writing I had some pretty high expectations but it was just not that good. Quentin was stupid. Very very stupid and I mean I like books that have a chance of being real and I mean I really don't think someone would just be like OH let's go find someone who I'm pretty sure we won't be able to find. And in the end, it was not worth it cause they didn't end up together which they should have and Margo just acted like a bitch, to be honest. Fsog Just highly overrated. Trust me it's too overrated. And just eww again. Anastasia is stupid. That's all I'm going to say. And that other guy is a freak. To All the Boys I've loved before I don't know why s...
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