Top 25 Quotes by Francine Pascal of 34 - Page 2

No matter when you were born or where, puberty is the same. It's the same for your parents as it is for you - what's happening in your body dictates everything.

No matter when you were born or where, puberty is the same. It's the same for your parents as it is for you - what's happening in your body dictates everything.

Francine Pascal

Parent, Body, Matter

I love 'Sweet Valley,' but I love it from a different angle. There are people for whom it is their adolescence. They own it, in a way that even I don't. I've come to respect the project more because of the response than I've had. It's more important than I realized it was. I didn't understand the breadth and depth of it. now I'm beginning to more.

Francine Pascal

Sweet, People, Important

The same way that some people can play the piano, I can do plots! They just come!

Francine Pascal

Play, Piano, People

Since I was a small child, I was always writing either poems or plays... plays in which I had the starring part.

Francine Pascal

Children, Writing, Play

Ella was vapid and worthless at least nine-tenths of the time, but when she got really mad, her face became sharp and purposeful. Almost vicious. Like if Barbie were suddenly possessed by Atilla the Hun.

Francine Pascal

Mad, Barbie, Vapid

Francine Pascal (2012). “Fearless: Fearless; Sam; Run”, p.200, Simon and Schuster

I always loved reading. Growing up, my favorite book was 'A Child's Garden of Verses,' by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Francine Pascal

Children, Growing Up, Book

Ella's supersonic voice followed her all the way to Bleecker Street and then dissolved amid the noisy profusion of shops, cafes, and restaurants and the crush of people that made the West Village of Manhattan unique in the world. In a single block you could buy fertility statues from Tanzania, rare Amazonian orchids, a pawned brass tuba, Krispy Kreme doughnuts, or the best, most expensive cup of coffee you ever tasted. It was the doughnuts, incidentally, that attracted Gaia.

Francine Pascal

Crush, Block, Coffee

Francine Pascal (2001). “Sam”, p.7, Simon and Schuster

Another funny thing about having friends was that they expected things of you. they made you want to not be a terrible, awful, execrable person. They made you feel worse when you were one. It was a lot easier not to have any friends.

Francine Pascal

Funny Things, Want, Awful

Francine Pascal (2012). “Fearless: Fearless; Sam; Run”, p.121, Simon and Schuster