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Grady Hendrix Quote: “Before she could react, Louise found herself and Poppy enveloped in a hug that felt like an airbag going off in her face.”

351. “Before she could react, Louise found herself and Poppy enveloped in a hug that felt like an airbag going off in her face.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You ladies read a strange assortment of books,” James Harris said. “We’re a strange assortment of broads,” Kitty replied.”

352. “You ladies read a strange assortment of books,” James Harris said. “We’re a strange assortment of broads,” Kitty replied.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Chrissy said there were only two forces in the world and they balance each other: life and death. Creation and destruction.”

353. “Chrissy said there were only two forces in the world and they balance each other: life and death. Creation and destruction.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You can’t judge a book by its cover but the cover does give you a pretty good indication of what’s inside.”

354. “You can’t judge a book by its cover but the cover does give you a pretty good indication of what’s inside.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “I’m not sure if puppets and dolls are the same, theologically speaking, but eBay is rife with them.”

355. “I’m not sure if puppets and dolls are the same, theologically speaking, but eBay is rife with them.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Our parents say the War is good. The president says the bomb is good. They tell us factories that poison the earth are good. They say drugs are bad, and burning draft cards is bad, and hippies are bad, and everyone who wants to stop the War and save the planet is bad. It’s brainwashing! Everything they say is bad is good, and everything they say is good is bad. So maybe we should stop marching along like a bunch of sheep and start thinking for ourselves.”

356. “Our parents say the War is good. The president says the bomb is good. They tell us factories that poison the earth are good. They say drugs are bad, and burning draft cards is bad, and hippies are bad, and everyone who wants to stop the War and save the planet is bad. It’s brainwashing! Everything they say is bad is good, and everything they say is good is bad. So maybe we should stop marching along like a bunch of sheep and start thinking for ourselves.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She turned to the back section about the trials, and read about Charles Manson getting sentenced to death over and over again as if it were a bedtime story. She needed to reassure herself that not all men got away with it, not every time. She read about Charles Manson’s sentencing until her eyes got grainy and she fell asleep.”

357. “She turned to the back section about the trials, and read about Charles Manson getting sentenced to death over and over again as if it were a bedtime story. She needed to reassure herself that not all men got away with it, not every time. She read about Charles Manson’s sentencing until her eyes got grainy and she fell asleep.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “I’m not sure how we could have been expected to know that a significant portion of them had parents deployed overseas. I also feel like maybe the first little girl who started crying might have been looking for attention?”

358. “I’m not sure how we could have been expected to know that a significant portion of them had parents deployed overseas. I also feel like maybe the first little girl who started crying might have been looking for attention?”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You have so much, but he has so little.”

359. “You have so much, but he has so little.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Do not be afraid of what you feel. Never forget what you have been through. Allow your passions to build inside you rather than diminish over time.”

360. “Do not be afraid of what you feel. Never forget what you have been through. Allow your passions to build inside you rather than diminish over time.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “We’re not a lynch mob, we’re a book club,” Kitty said.”

361. “We’re not a lynch mob, we’re a book club,” Kitty said.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “And Marilyn and Heather and Dr. Carol probably hate me because they think I’ve committed the one sin we can’t forgive: lying down with your monster. They all think I’m another Chrissy Mercer.”

362. “And Marilyn and Heather and Dr. Carol probably hate me because they think I’ve committed the one sin we can’t forgive: lying down with your monster. They all think I’m another Chrissy Mercer.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Work burns the sickness from a man’s mind,” Warden Worth proclaimed. “It is the philosopher’s stone that transmutes the base metal of deviancy into the pure gold of obedience.”

363. “Work burns the sickness from a man’s mind,” Warden Worth proclaimed. “It is the philosopher’s stone that transmutes the base metal of deviancy into the pure gold of obedience.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Because that’s exactly what he is,” Mercy said, coming out of the kitchen with a wine bottle and a bunch of iced tea glasses. “He’s thirty-seven years old and still works in a bar.”

364. “Because that’s exactly what he is,” Mercy said, coming out of the kitchen with a wine bottle and a bunch of iced tea glasses. “He’s thirty-seven years old and still works in a bar.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “It didn’t matter what she did. Nothing mattered anymore. The world was broken.”

365. “It didn’t matter what she did. Nothing mattered anymore. The world was broken.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Louise tried to think of how to explain death to a puppet.”

366. “Louise tried to think of how to explain death to a puppet.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You’ll look like this one day,” she said. “They hate us enough. Don’t hate yourselves, too.”

367. “You’ll look like this one day,” she said. “They hate us enough. Don’t hate yourselves, too.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “First came Jaws by Peter Benchley, a novel about a stressed-out great white shark suffering from portion control issues. It sank its teeth into the New York Times Best-Seller List and hung on for an astonishing forty-five weeks.”

368. “First came Jaws by Peter Benchley, a novel about a stressed-out great white shark suffering from portion control issues. It sank its teeth into the New York Times Best-Seller List and hung on for an astonishing forty-five weeks.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Why are we more comfortable with fast, dramatic deaths than the slow decay most people get? After all, isn’t this why we fought so hard? To have the right to do what Michelle is doing right this minute?”

369. “Why are we more comfortable with fast, dramatic deaths than the slow decay most people get? After all, isn’t this why we fought so hard? To have the right to do what Michelle is doing right this minute?”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “The kind of people who dressed up as Ricky Walker and marched around outside my house, who followed my foster mom to malls and tried to steal her used Kleenex for voodoo rituals. These are not logical thinkers.”

370. “The kind of people who dressed up as Ricky Walker and marched around outside my house, who followed my foster mom to malls and tried to steal her used Kleenex for voodoo rituals. These are not logical thinkers.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “It hurts me to talk about Billy like he’s a normal artist, exhibiting in galleries and negotiating with buyers.”

371. “It hurts me to talk about Billy like he’s a normal artist, exhibiting in galleries and negotiating with buyers.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “In college, she didn’t take mushrooms or microdose acid and only kind of enjoyed the occasional glass of wine, and when she saw a person having a mental health crisis in the street, she gave them a lot of distance and the next time she needed to go down that street she tried to find another way.”

372. “In college, she didn’t take mushrooms or microdose acid and only kind of enjoyed the occasional glass of wine, and when she saw a person having a mental health crisis in the street, she gave them a lot of distance and the next time she needed to go down that street she tried to find another way.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “This is also a book about vampires. They’re that iconic American archetype of the rambling man, wearing denim, wandering from town to town with no past and no ties. Think Jack Kerouac, think Shane, think Woody Guthrie. Think Ted Bundy.”

373. “This is also a book about vampires. They’re that iconic American archetype of the rambling man, wearing denim, wandering from town to town with no past and no ties. Think Jack Kerouac, think Shane, think Woody Guthrie. Think Ted Bundy.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She remembered her mom saying that when you got a gift that’s all you got, but when you gave a gift you gave two, one to the other person and one to yourself.”

374. “She remembered her mom saying that when you got a gift that’s all you got, but when you gave a gift you gave two, one to the other person and one to yourself.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Stealing the mail is a federal crime.”

375. “Stealing the mail is a federal crime.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Mom,” she said. “What if I miss?” “Then you tried your best,” Patricia told her. “What if I break one of her windows?” Korey asked. “Then I’ll buy you a frozen yogurt on the way home,” Patricia said.”

376. “Mom,” she said. “What if I miss?” “Then you tried your best,” Patricia told her. “What if I break one of her windows?” Korey asked. “Then I’ll buy you a frozen yogurt on the way home,” Patricia said.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Are you going to do it?” she asked. “Hell, yeah,” Abby said. “Are you scared?” she asked. “Hell, yeah,” Abby said. “So why?” “Because I want to know if Dark Side of the Moon is actually profound.”

377. “Are you going to do it?” she asked. “Hell, yeah,” Abby said. “Are you scared?” she asked. “Hell, yeah,” Abby said. “So why?” “Because I want to know if Dark Side of the Moon is actually profound.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “For years, Amy had wondered what would happen if she stopped fighting and let go. For as long as she remembered, she had been scared of how far she would fall if she stopped struggling.”

378. “For years, Amy had wondered what would happen if she stopped fighting and let go. For as long as she remembered, she had been scared of how far she would fall if she stopped struggling.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “That’s how you know you are real – one day you die.”

379. “That’s how you know you are real – one day you die.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “The police think all kind of things,” Mrs. Greene said. “Doesn’t necessarily make them true.”

380. “The police think all kind of things,” Mrs. Greene said. “Doesn’t necessarily make them true.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You can only hope that by the time you come to your senses they haven’t done too much damage. In Julia’s case, by the time she woke up he’d sold her franchise rights, cleaned out her bank accounts, and left her with nothing.”

381. “You can only hope that by the time you come to your senses they haven’t done too much damage. In Julia’s case, by the time she woke up he’d sold her franchise rights, cleaned out her bank accounts, and left her with nothing.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “People are going to live longer in the future,” she said. “We might still be alive.” “But we won’t know how to set the clocks on our VCRs and we’ll be old and hate young people and vote Republican like my parents,” Gretchen said.”

382. “People are going to live longer in the future,” she said. “We might still be alive.” “But we won’t know how to set the clocks on our VCRs and we’ll be old and hate young people and vote Republican like my parents,” Gretchen said.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Everything her mom had built, everything she had spent her life creating, everything that meant so much to her, it was gone. The rain and mud and the feet of strangers had destroyed it all.”

383. “Everything her mom had built, everything she had spent her life creating, everything that meant so much to her, it was gone. The rain and mud and the feet of strangers had destroyed it all.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Do not start anything you cannot finish. Intention matters. Accept anger, accept weakness, accept pain. As these cannot be avoided, turn them to your use. Use care, caution, and common sense in all that you do.”

384. “Do not start anything you cannot finish. Intention matters. Accept anger, accept weakness, accept pain. As these cannot be avoided, turn them to your use. Use care, caution, and common sense in all that you do.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Isn’t that how every serial killer gets away with it for so long?” Patricia asked. “Everyone ignores the little things and Ted Bundy keeps killing women until finally someone does what they should have done in the first place and connects the little things that didn’t add up, but by then it’s too late.”

385. “Isn’t that how every serial killer gets away with it for so long?” Patricia asked. “Everyone ignores the little things and Ted Bundy keeps killing women until finally someone does what they should have done in the first place and connects the little things that didn’t add up, but by then it’s too late.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Maybe this is what makes a life? Responsibilities, obligations, who we tie ourselves to?”

386. “Maybe this is what makes a life? Responsibilities, obligations, who we tie ourselves to?”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “So much for explaining death the healthy way.”

387. “So much for explaining death the healthy way.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Nice clean cut,” Santos said, and Louise almost said thank you but managed to stop herself.”

388. “Nice clean cut,” Santos said, and Louise almost said thank you but managed to stop herself.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Amy clawed at the maple flooring but only succeeded in peeling off one of her fingernails like a wet postage stamp.”

389. “Amy clawed at the maple flooring but only succeeded in peeling off one of her fingernails like a wet postage stamp.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Some things are so small but they make all the difference: a ring on your finger, three little letters in front of your name, a couple of birthdays. Tiny things, but they changed our entire lives.”

390. “Some things are so small but they make all the difference: a ring on your finger, three little letters in front of your name, a couple of birthdays. Tiny things, but they changed our entire lives.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Think of us what you will,” she thought, “we made mistakes, and probably scarred our children for life, and we froze sandwiches, and forgot car pool, and got divorced. But when the time came, we went the distance.”

391. “Think of us what you will,” she thought, “we made mistakes, and probably scarred our children for life, and we froze sandwiches, and forgot car pool, and got divorced. But when the time came, we went the distance.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “No,” she says. “You have to understand. Our deaths mean more. They’re bigger. More symbolic. They have resonance. Don’t you ever stop and ask yourself why?”

392. “No,” she says. “You have to understand. Our deaths mean more. They’re bigger. More symbolic. They have resonance. Don’t you ever stop and ask yourself why?”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “I sit like that for a while, my tears dripping onto Fine’s leaves. I wonder if salt water is bad for him, but he’s not complaining. He’s a good listener. He’s my best friend. Fine is the only living thing besides myself who I’m responsible for. It took me a long time to get up the nerve to make that commitment, and then the first three plants I bought didn’t make it. Number four was Fine, which is short for Final Plant. I’m a final girl, he’s a final plant. We make a good team.”

393. “I sit like that for a while, my tears dripping onto Fine’s leaves. I wonder if salt water is bad for him, but he’s not complaining. He’s a good listener. He’s my best friend. Fine is the only living thing besides myself who I’m responsible for. It took me a long time to get up the nerve to make that commitment, and then the first three plants I bought didn’t make it. Number four was Fine, which is short for Final Plant. I’m a final girl, he’s a final plant. We make a good team.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Would you prefer me to be ashamed?” she asked. “My appearance is the least of my qualities.”

394. “Would you prefer me to be ashamed?” she asked. “My appearance is the least of my qualities.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “I need to be morbid,′ she said, and gave him her “brave soldier” smile. ‘Have a nice time.”

395. “I need to be morbid,′ she said, and gave him her “brave soldier” smile. ‘Have a nice time.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “A no-good man will tell you he’s going to change.”

396. “A no-good man will tell you he’s going to change.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Mark acting normal, but a puppet had tried to kill her and she wasn’t normal anymore. She laughed harder.”

397. “Mark acting normal, but a puppet had tried to kill her and she wasn’t normal anymore. She laughed harder.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “The point, she realized, was that for once in his life, Mark wasn’t going to win after all.”

398. “The point, she realized, was that for once in his life, Mark wasn’t going to win after all.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “By the power of lost retainers and Jamaica and bad cornrows and fireflies and Madonna, by all these things I rebuke you.”

399. “By the power of lost retainers and Jamaica and bad cornrows and fireflies and Madonna, by all these things I rebuke you.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She promised herself that she was not going to cry. They could take her job, but they would not take her dignity.”

400. “She promised herself that she was not going to cry. They could take her job, but they would not take her dignity.”

— Grady Hendrix

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