150 Quotes by Liz Braswell

I have mine and you have yoursIt's needed in a paintingBut in the end none agree onthe meaning of the thing.

Wishes are powerful and dangerous things." (pg. 47)

YOU had a magic mirror that let you see life outside your tiny world. Your castle. I had books. Reading them is like raveling to other places. Being other people. Living other lives. It made life far less...sad and lonely for me.

Kingdom? Or queendom?""What?" Flounder asked, exasperated."The mer are ruled by a queen. Shouldn't it be queendom?""No, that's- well, I guess so. Maybe. Does it matter?""It does if you're the queen," the bird pointed out.Ariel had to hide her smile; she would have laughed, if she had the voice for it.

He first saw her in a ray of sunshine. She was dancing and singing in a forest clearing, her golden hair sparkling as it swirled around her. Her voice was the very essence of a happy, sunny day distilled into song. She was as weightless on her toes as golden motes in a drowsy beam, floating their way up to the ceiling.

The bigger the person, the more their actions affect the world. If they live, perhaps they will learn that""And if everyone dies, no one learns anything

I'm not a card!" Alice cried, both to him and the skeleton.The skeleton made a mocking little half bow. "Yet you look like you are trying to become a queen; you play in the Queens' Games.

Everything was pale grey stone, vaguely pearlescent, like a shell Alice might pick up by the sea and spend several long moments gazing at before deciding to keep or toss. The inside of a purple mussel, perhaps, fascinating in its silveriness that might have been the beginning of a gem- or just a stain from the mud in which it lived.

Everyone should have a journey—and everyone should also have a home, too. Go out into the world for adventure, come home for love.