Quotes from Storm

D.J. MacHale ·  496 pages

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“said to him. “We aren’t playing here. Guns kill people.” “Guns don’t kill people,” Tori said. “People kill people.” “People with guns kill people,” I said. “But you’re right. We have to be able to protect ourselves.”
― D.J. MacHale, quote from Storm


“Gotta love Walmart. Where else can you buy Fritos and bullets?”
― D.J. MacHale, quote from Storm


“When I’m on tour, I get to meet hundreds of enthusiastic readers. There is truly nothing better for an author than having someone come up to them and say, “I loved your book.” For that, I’ll take off my shoes at airport x-rays and sit cramped in an airline seat for hours with nothing to eat but a tiny bag of peanuts. It’s totally worth it. Writing”
― D.J. MacHale, quote from Storm


“It took two hours to drive from Portland to Boston. It felt like two days. We”
― D.J. MacHale, quote from Storm


“Home...
It's not just a place, it's a concept. Home is safety. It's where you are surrounded by loved ones who watch out for you. It's the one place where you will always be welcomed, no matter what craziness may be going on around you. I think for most people it's the single more important place in the world.”
― D.J. MacHale, quote from Storm



About the author

D.J. MacHale
Born place: in Greenwick, CT, The United States
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