Heather Vogel Frederick is the author of the first two books in the Mother-Daughter Book Club series, as well as the highly acclaimed The Voyage of Patience Goodspeed, The Education of Patience Goodspeed, and the Spy Mice series. She resides with her husband and sons in Portland, Oregon.
read more“We go back upstairs to find Savannah standing where we left her, looking flustered. "What's the matter?" my mother asks. "Um, I'm not exactly sure what to do, Mrs. Delaney." "Oh, you know, just put plates, napkins, silverware--the usual. I left everything right there one the counter for you." She points to the counter.”told in the point of view of Jess
“'Cassidy starts to pace. 'We were riding our bikes home from practice, right?' she says. 'We always ride home together. But today, instead of him going on down Stow to his house, he turns up Hubbard with me. I figure he wants to race, so I really kick it into high gear. He chases after me and follows into our driveway. So then I get off my bike, and we're talking like normal, and then all of a sudden he's right in front of my face. It was like he was stealing second or something, he just dove at me! I thought maybe I had a wasp in my hair but then he goes and grabs me and kisses me!' We all stare at her as she wipes her sleeve vigorously across her lips, 'It was just do gross!' she finishes angrily.”told in the point of veiw of Emma
“Great. If that isn't just the nonexistent cherry on my un-sundae of a day.”
“Friendship is where the best stories begin.”
“A woman, whether she is interested in babies or microbes or husbands or poetry or servants or parallelograms or gardens or Plato or bridge—is fundamentally and always interested in clothes.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 18 Kindle customers
“It isn’t the big troubles in life that require character. Anybody can rise to a crisis and face a crushing tragedy with courage, but to meet the petty hazards of the day with a laugh—I really think that requires spirit.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 14 Kindle customers
“I am going to pretend that all life is just a game which I must play as skillfully and fairly as I can. If I lose, I am going to shrug my shoulders and laugh —also if I win.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 12 Kindle customers
“She believes that if you are a Pendleton, that fact alone admits you to heaven without any further examination. Julia and I were born to be enemies.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 12 Kindle customers
“It’s awfully hard for me not to tell everything I know. I’m a very confiding soul by nature, if I didn’t have you to tell things to, I’d burst.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 11 Kindle customers
“I’m a foreigner in the world and I don’t understand the language.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 9 Kindle customers
“Kid McCoy was supposed to be an irreclaimable tomboy, but in this crucial moment the eternal feminine came triumphantly to the fore.” —Just PattyHighlighted by 9 Kindle customers
“I am beginning to feel at home in the world—as though I really belonged in it.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 8 Kindle customers
“They felt the thrill of the untried future, with Romance waiting around the corner.” —Just PattyHighlighted by 7 Kindle customers
“This summer I’m going to write and write and write and begin to be a great author.” —Daddy-Long-LegsHighlighted by 6 Kindle customers
Preceded by Much Ado About Anne, and followed by Pies and Prejudice.
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