Top 180 Rachel Hawkins Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “SGA president, huh?“ he asked. “So can I call you Pres?”

— Rachel Hawkins

52. “Red sky at night, sailor’s delight. Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.”

— Rachel Hawkins

53. “Most girls got flowers. I got a dirt pit used for demon raising. Nice.”

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54. “Deep-fried Oreos were sent from heaven to prove God loves us.”

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55. “I was panting slightly, thanks to trying to keep up with him. Stupid short legs.”

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56. “Then, like I wasn’t thrown enough, Cal leaned down and picked up a potted African violet on the low table next to the sofa and brought it over to me. For a second, I wondered if this was his socially awkward way of trying to give me flowers.”

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57. “I decided not to wear makeup, figuring the more innocent I looked, the harder it might be for him to ground me, or shoot hellfire from his eyes, or whatever it was that angry demon dads did.”

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58. “Where the heck was I while you were playing Grand Theft Cellar?”

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59. “By now, all three Brannick women – all four, if you counted Mom – were staring at me. Man, what had that piney-tasting stuff been? The Brannick version of Red Bull?”

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60. “Oh, God, if that’s where this woman had gotten her Sophie Mercer gossip, I was surprised she’d greeted me with a handshake instead of an exorcism.”

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61. “Jenna slipped in wearing an outfit that I can only describe as Hello Kitty Goes Goth.”

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62. “Gossip is tricky, slippery. Pretend to be too interested, and suddenly you look suspicious.”

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63. “She was wearing a bright purple dress that was so short, I thought it might have started its life as a shirt. She would’ve been pretty if her face hadn’t looked like she’d just taken a big swig of sour milk.”

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64. “Dad goes back inside, and I smile as I watch him go. I’ve missed having my parents around, which is a sentiment that might get me kicked out of teendom, but it’s the truth. No matter how embarrassing my dad might be, how distracted my mom always is, they love us. They’re easy to be around, and they’ve only ever wanted us to be healthy and happy. In that way, we’re a lot luckier than the royals.”

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65. “No, the best thing to do was to get the heck out of the bathroom and find a teacher, or a cop, or an exorcist. I’d take anyone at this point.”

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66. “Most girls have to be talked out of texting an ex, and here I was using freaking magic to summon back a dude who had, for all intents and purposes, dumped me. I.”

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67. “We’re going to the Underworld,” Izzy said. She bounced a little as she said it, her eyes bright and her tone implying that “the Underworld” was akin to “Candy Land.”

— Rachel Hawkins

68. “It’s not cool to stare, I know that, but this is literally the prettiest girl I’ve ever seen in my life.”

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69. “Houses are like boats,” Aunt May had sniffed. “They should always keep their original names.”

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70. “But leaning against him, crying into his stupid tweed, I thought I could maybe stay there forever. It was such a relief to be able to sob and have someone know all the reasons why.”

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71. “There was a light knock at the door. Cal let go of my arm and we jumped about six feel apart as Lara eased the door open. If Mrs. Casnoff had caught Cal in my bedroom back at Hecate – with the door closed, and me still in my pajamas – I had a feeling there would have been steely glares, pursed lips, and words like “wildly inappropriate”.”

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72. “Looking back, none of this would have happened if I’d brought lip gloss the night of the Homecoming Dance.”

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73. “Well, that explained it, then. Secret demon hunter and thief. Man, did I know how to pick ’em.”

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74. “Perhaps the most defining characteristic of a superhero is a willingness to sacrifice for the good of others, even to the point of laying down his or her own life.”

— Rachel Hawkins

75. “I’m Dexter O’Neil, Mrs. Brannick,” Dex said, offering his hand to shake. “And I’m hoping you’ll adopt me.”

— Rachel Hawkins

76. “My girl has a point,” Archer said, smiling at me. Now my cheeks didn’t just ache, they burned.”

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77. “I was just about to get up when Dad rushed into the kitchen. He was in pajamas, which was totally bizarre. Dad never came down to breakfast until he was completely dressed. Of course, his pajamas even had a little pocket and handkerchief, so maybe he felt dressed.”

— Rachel Hawkins

78. “I met a queen once,” Dad muses. “She tried to put her hand down my trousers.” Dad looks over at me and raises his eyebrows. “Surely this can’t go any worse than that.”

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79. “Oh, don’t worry about it,” I said, trying to sound normal even though all I really wanted to do was run inside the garage and try to lift my dad’s SUV. You know, for scientific purposes.”

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80. “Dad, she’s just going to freak. And probably come here and get me, and then you guys will start yelling at each other, and I’ll have to act out by wearing lots of eyeliner and doing the drugs.”

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81. “Only for us would unweird be weird.”

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82. “You. Are. The. Worst,” I enunciate, pointing at her. “What’s so hard about your life? Oh, boo-hoo, you’re missing a fashion show. Oh no, your parents want you to have a good and interesting education. What a shame, you have two of them, and they both care about you.”

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83. “Bruce Wayne’s parents get killed and he goes to Tibet or whatever, and Superman is an alien, and Spiderman had that radioactive spider. Me? I kissed a janitor in the school bathroom.”

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84. “He’d taken all this weirdness and done the same thing I’d managed to do with it: take it in, feel crazy for a little bit, and then deal.”

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85. “Ryan rolled his eyes. “Harper, you and David Stark have been circling each other since kindergarden.”

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86. “Honestly, not enough people know how to use good manners as a weapon.”

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87. “If I’d had any doubts about how Archer felt about me, they were eradicated when I saw the look on his face. I’d never had my spleen ripped out, but if I had, I figured I’d make the same face Archer wore now.”

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88. “As I looked around the room at all these people-my family-excitement thrummed through me. Yes, this might go down in history as the stupidest thing I’d ever done, but it felt so good to have a plan that I didn’t care if it was a bad one.”

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89. “He just showed up like a posh vampire I accidentally invited in, then couldn’t make leave.”

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90. “Once you’ve watched grown men chase greased pigs, it’s hard to find anything that actually seems scuzzier. Bee.”

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91. “I don’t know what heaven smells like, but if it doesn’t smell like freshly baked cookies, I will be really disappointed.”

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92. “I didn’t exactly relish the idea of getting a tattoo, trust me. It was right up there with blue hair.”

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93. “I told you, I suck at this. It’s like any time I try to do a spell, it goes all big and scary and explodey...”

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94. “You always have a lot going on Harper. It’s like your thing. When you die in a hundred years, they’ll probably write on your gravestone, ‘Here lies Harper Price-Dang it, She Still had Stuff To Do!”

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95. “You know,” someone said off to my left, “I usually find a blocking spell to be a lot more effective than yelling ‘Bad dog,’ but maybe that’s just me.”

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96. “Auburn Tigers T-shirt.”

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97. “It’s so obnoxious when you’re right about stuff.”

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98. “No, what surprises me is the sudden, jolting, and undeniable realization that even though I didn’t want to, I’ve fallen for an actual princess.”

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99. “I wish we could go to the movies.”

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100. “It’s always going to get better someday. Sometime in the future, things won’t be so crazy.”

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