Quotes from Burn for Burn

Jenny Han ·  356 pages

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“This is Karma. I’m a bitch. Can you think of anyone who deserves a bitch slap? - Kat”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn


“It's funny. I don't think boys even know how to hold a grudge.”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn


“It took a long time for me to get better, but I did. I got better. But suddenly it's like the last four years never happened, and I'm feeling all the same terrible feelings about myself that I did back then.”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn


“Although I'm tired, and it feels like years since I had a good night's rest, I can't bring myself to fall asleep. It's like I've forgotten how.”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn


“You can chalk up things to coincide so many times before you have to face the truth.”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn



“This is Karma. I'm a bitch. Can you think of anyone who deserves a bitch slap?"
My phone buzzes again.
"If so meet at Judy Blue Eyes, 2am. If not, sit back and enjoy the show.”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn


“Her mind can’t go to the dark places mine does.”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn


“I’m sick of waiting for karma. Karma can suck it.”
― Jenny Han, quote from Burn for Burn


About the author

Jenny Han
Born place: The United States
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