Top 300 Tui T. Sutherland Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “I’mjustsayingshe’dbeallright,” he mumbled, subsiding.”

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102. “With punching and biting?” Swordtail suggested hopefully. “And maybe some venomous caterpillars?” “I like the way you think,” Sundew said. “But they’re centipedes, dingbat.”

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103. “A gust of wind lifted a spray of sand and danced it across the dunes.”

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104. “Glory told us everything you said in her dream, which, by the way, is crazy, visiting a dragon’s dreams,” Tsunami said to Starflight, winding her tail around his. “Well, except she didn’t tell me about the stealth RainWing bodyguards she put on me. That was pretty hilarious. Everyone should suddenly have the air turn into seven bright purple dragons yelling hysterically whenever she gets attacked.” “Yeah, I wouldn’t have minded something like that,” Starflight said.”

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105. “Queen Magnificent, I challenge you for the throne of the RainWings.”

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106. “Summary: Peril is possibly the most dangerous dragon in Pyrrhia, because she has firescales that can kill an opponent with a touch, but now she has a mission – find her former queen, Scarlet, who is threatening the Jade Mountain Academy, and then stop her, and she is not sure if the persistent SeaWing, Turtle, who is accompanying her will be a help or a hindrance. ISBN.”

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107. “Don’t leave out the key adjectives in there. Kill one low-ranked, disappointing brother in order to save the long-lost hero with a bright future. That makes the equation a bit easier.”

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108. “Well, not anymore, Tsunami thought fiercely. Even Queen Coral would have to believe the truth once she saw the statue as it was now. Marble Orca, once serene and regal on her pedestal, was trapped by the spear in battle position. Her.”

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109. “Are you planning to throw a scavenger at Mother?” Ruby asked. “Because I’m sure she’d appreciate a snack before she kills you.”

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110. “Clay would be just as happy if nobody ever noticed how wonderful he is. Then he could sleep and eat and take care of us instead of fighting. Starflight.”

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111. “Clay! clamored several voices at once in Moon’s head. It’s him, it’s really him! Oooo, he’s even cuter in real life. Oooo, look at his heroic limp. Oooo, I think he looked at me!”

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112. “Tsunami finally woke up on an island that was officially part of the Thousand Scales. She started awake from a dream in which their cave had collapsed and was slowly crushing her to death, and discovered that Clay had rolled over on top of her in the middle of the night. Grumbling, she wriggled out from under him and let his tail flop over onto Starflight’s head. The.”

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113. “He looked at the animus-touched bracelets on his wrists again, itching to use them against Darkstalker. He wanted to throw a lightning bolt into the NightWing’s grinning face.”

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114. “Icicle gave him an amused, arch look. How adorable, a RainWing with a crush on my brother. Winter.”

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115. “Moon, can Tamarin touch your face?”

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116. “Make bananas,” Qibli filled in. “Absolutely terrifying. Run for your life.”

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117. “At night, without the distant hint of sunlight, the room felt colder and more hollow. Clay stretched up and sniffed at the darkness that had fallen on the other side of the hole. He thought it smelled like stars.”

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118. “That’s right, you self-righteous fish nose. I learned a few things from Queen Scarlet, who could burn dragons without touching them.”

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119. “Legend of the Hive.”

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120. “Thorn gripped her claws tighter. “Sunny. You’re my daughter.”

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121. “You’re right,” Qibli said to her. “Underneath the brainwashing genocidal murderer is a very lonely brainwashing genocidal murderer.”

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122. “By the moons, you make me nervously,” Riptide said. One.”

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123. “You also should avoid talking to your targets, in case you find out that they’re beautiful, sarcastic, and fascinating. For instance.”

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124. “Mightyclaws is working on it now,” Hope answered. She nodded at the dragonet crouched over a flat rock in the pavilion, drawing intently on a square piece of paper. Queen Glory sat beside him, her scales all gold and dark purple, watching quietly over his shoulder. Behind her, Deathbringer was eyeing the forest fiercely. Most NightWings had accepted earrings to free themselves from all of Darkstalker’s spells, even the ones that gave them extra powers.”

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125. “Winter glanced over at Cirrus again and found him glaring at Moon and Kinkajou with an expression of searing hatred, so intense that Winter wanted to run across the clearing and fling up his wings to shield Moon from it.”

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126. “Morrowseer shook his head. “Some NightWings think so, but none of our scientists have been able to find any when they examine our tribe’s corpses. Nor have we had any success replicating RainWing venom shooting.” He scowled at the bird and abruptly ripped off one if its wings. “You may have this,” he said ungenerously, tossing it at Starflight. Starflight.”

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127. “Bite her! Bite all her claws off!”

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128. “I really think I’d be better at, like, advanced napping techniques.”

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129. “Peril thought her mother was dead. How would she react when she found out it was Kestrel – and she was still alive?”

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130. “Feeling suddenly awkward and guilty, he let go of Fatespeaker’s talons. “You have the face you get when you’re missing your friends,” she said. He nodded, surprised that he was that transparent. “Sometimes I think there might be no other dragons like them in all of Pyrrhia.” “You’re probably right,” she said with a sigh. Well. There’s Fatespeaker. He touched her shoulder lightly. “Get some sleep.” She obediently closed her eyes, and he moved back to.”

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131. “Um,” Starflight said as a horrifying thought struck him. “There’s no chance this volcano is about to erupt, is there?”

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132. “I figured maybe I’d start by making friends with some other tribes first and gradually work my way back around to the NightWings, but you’re hardly a NightWing at all, so that’s OK, then.” Moon winced. “Hardly a NightWing at all” was essentially what she’d been hearing in the NightWings’ thoughts about her for months. It was a little brutal to hear someone just say it out loud.”

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133. “It was Icicle. The memory faded, but the destroyed feeling hung heavily in Moon’s chest. “She killed Crane,” Sora sobbed into Umber’s shoulder. “I saw her. I saw her. She’s the one who killed our sister.”

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134. “Moon let herself smile at the fact that fearless, awe-inspiring Tsunami had been the one to bolt, not her.”

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135. “Or was your mission to poison the queen?”

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136. “Who wants to go hunting?” Tsunami nearly shouted. “I know I do! Great idea, Tsunami! No arguing with the Head of School; off we go!” She shot off the ledge and whooshed away into the clouds. Carnelian snorted. “I guess that discussion is over,” she said.”

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137. “It’s different,” he objected. “Swimming is not the same as trying to fly while getting blown about and whacked in the face with little balls of water and also lightning – have we talked about the lightning?” “He’s coming, too,” Kinkajou said to Moon. Turtle sighed in defeat.”

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138. “Palm reached up to touch the glowing fire opals in her ears. “These? But they were a gift from – ” “I know,” said her sister. “They’re much too expensive for you to afford on your.”

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139. “After a minute, she felt Rollan’s hand brush against hers and their fingers intertwined again. In the misty gloom, he felt like an anchor to the real world, even more real than Jhi. Like all the rest of her might drift away, but her hand would still be there, safely wrapped in his.”

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140. “Another dragon tried to take to the air to see the storm, but the wind immediately caught him and whirled him away into the clouds, screaming. Qibli stared after him, stricken with horror.”

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141. “One of her daughters sneezed, someone alert the chefs we need a cake! It’s kind of exhausting.”

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142. “Besides, Queen Battlewinner doesn’t like to have her orders questioned,” the fourth dragon spoke.”

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143. “Yes!” Kinkajou said. “I didn’t know we did, but now I totally do!”

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144. “SLEEPING DARTS!” Clay suddenly yelled, making everyone jump.”

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145. “I have to see Glory right now,” he said to Tsunami. “The NightWings are planning to attack tonight.” She gasped, and the trees around her all gasped at the same time. Tsunami turned to frown at the apparently empty branches. “I told you all you could go back to the village,” she said. “I don’t need a bodyguard. I can take care of myself.” Nobody answered. Tsunami sighed.”

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146. “Snowfall?” Lynx said after a moment. “Are you – did I break you?” She reached out and tapped lightly on Snowfall’s forehead.”

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147. “But if she had Clay and Turtle as friends, and then Turtle got himself killed by Queen Scarlet or accidentally set on fire, well, then she’d survive OK, because she’d still have Clay. It occurred to her that this was a rather morbid train of thought to be having about a new friend.”

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148. “She also adored that it had taken an entire day for it to occur to him that the Kingdom of the Sea was underwater.”

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149. “One morning shortly after Wren turned seven years old, her parents wrestled her into her best blue wool dress, pinned her down to oil her curly hair, and took her up the mountain to be eaten by a dragon.”

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150. “The whole point of a top secret invisible guard,” Deathbringer said severely, “is for them to be invisible and secret. Therefore it is extremely unhelpful for certain queens to go pointing them out and discussing them loudly with the entire rainforest.”

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