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“At thirteen I learned from Roza's stolen book that girls don't have to be sweet little creatures, that they could in fact be angry and dark and sexual.”
― Julia Bartz, The Writing Retreat

“Oh, please. I'm such a loser. The only thing that's different about me now versus then is that I got some better clothes and got rid of my accent. You'll probably lose yours, too. But even if you don't, this is just high school. Impressing a bunch of snooty teenagers is a pretty lame life goal to have.”
― Vera Brosgol, Anya's Ghost

“Youth truly is a gift and a good gift, for that matter. And like any good gift that you receive, you want to use it and not stick it in the back of your closet, maybe never coming back to it. Something I’ve noticed in myself and many other people around my age is that we are procrastinators. We have this mentality of “I’ll do it tomorrowâ€� never truly comprehending just how short our time is as young people who have an insane amount of energy, stamina, and ability to grow and learn and prosper. Once we comprehend that if we have the opportunity to do something (big or small) today, we should take advantage of that opportunity and do it to the best of our ability and not spend the rest of our lives wondering what could’ve been.”
― Tasneem Hussein, Future Titans

“Start building a 'you' that your village, and more importantly you can be proud of. A you that can take on anything.”
― Jakob Saeli, Future Titans

“Każdy nastolatek jest hakerem. Musi nim być, ponieważ życie w tym wieku bywa trudne do zniesienia. Nastolatkowi wydaje siÄ™, że jest dorosÅ‚y, podczas gdy doroÅ›li uważajÄ… go za dziecko.”
― Edward Snowden, Permanent Record

“It dawned on me that we were both artists at our core. We were visual people, and an image or a simple glance meant more than a thousand phrases could ever hope to. Spoken words would never be able to convey the full complexity of what we felt—for others, or even for each other.”
― Davajuan, Her Schemes and Plans

“Cecilia, the youngest, only thirteen, had gone first, slitting her wrists like a Stoic while taking a bath, and when they found her, afloat in her pink pool, with the yellow eyes of someone possessed and her small body giving off the odor of a mature woman, the paramedics had been so frightened by her tranquillity that they had stood mesmerized.”
― Jeffrey Eugenides, The Virgin Suicides

“Our Prophet ï·� showed KINDNESS while he was treated with hostility,
He showed LOVE and COMPASSION to everyone, even to his enemy.
Sent by the MOST MERCIFUL to the world as a MERCY,
He is the BEST of creation, the most noble man,
Described by his wife as a WALKING QUR’AN.
Follow his SUNNAH as best as you can...”
― Walead Quhill, Getting to Know Muhammad: a Rhyming Verse Novel, About the Life and Struggles of the Prophet Muhammad, for Teenagers and Young Adults.

“My insides may be taking a while to catch up, but my brain has definitely moved on.”
― Sophia Bennett, Beads, Boys and Bangles

“At være zombie er ikke noget liv. Tværtimod, faktisk.”
― Ruben Greis, ±«»åø»å

“I dit fjæs, klambert!”
― Ruben Greis, ±«»åø»å

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“Vi er teenagere. Vi har ret til at fucke up!”
― Ruben Greis, ±«»åø»å

“Jeg kommer for at heeente dig, Baaarbra â€�”
― Ruben Greis, ±«»åø»å

“Pendejo betyder narrøv, narrøv!”
― Ruben Greis, ±«»åø»å

“Marie's favorite movies #4. TWILIGHT


Nat: NEVER SEEN IT.

Marie: ME NEITHER, BUT I GET THE FEELING IT'S LIKE, AMAZING.

Nat: YOU KNOW I THINK WE MIGHT BE THE ONLY TWO GIRLS IN SCHOOL WHO HAVEN'T SEEN IT?

Marie: YOU THINK?

Nat: IT'S PLAYING IN THAT THEATRE THAT SHOWS OLD MOVIES. WANNA GO?

Marie: I'M WORRIED IT WON'T LIVE UP TO MY EXPECTATIONS.

Nat: IT WILL TOTALLY EXCEED THEM!

Marie: OKAY, LET'S DO IT!!”
― Axelle Lenoir, What If We Were...

“In his shabby jeans Vos never thought of himself as old. Nor did most of those he met as far as he could work out. They seemed to treat him like an odd adolescent, trapped in amber in his houseboat, listening to old rock, visiting the nearby coffee shop for a smoke from time to time, lingering over beers in Drie Vaten.”
― David Hewson, The House of Dolls

“Life will never be this simple again, the voice in my head reminded me. Enjoy it while it lasts. Sear moments like this on your consciousness, so you can recall them when the going gets rough. Because it will. The voice sounded different than the one I usually heard in my mind. It seemed older and wiser somehow, and almost prophetic.”
― Davajuan, Her Schemes and Plans

“Just because you share your parents' genes doesn't mean you share their dreams.”
― Marc Fienberg, Dad's Great Advice for Teens

“The difference between the child, the teenager, the adult and the old person is very easily demonstrable. When a child doesn't understand something, he asks questions, and if you can explain things well, the child will understand. The teenager can only understand something if he sees it in a book, so he distrusts any explanation. The adult is not interested in understanding anymore but merely accepting, and his concept of truth is ruled by the majority. The old person doesn't trust the majority because he was betrayed too many times, and instead gets fixated on his own thoughts until he dies. One then experiences the death of the mind when he becomes a teenager and the death of the heart when he becomes an adult, and as an old person he finally experiences death to the meaning of life, and when there is nothing more to live for, life itself ends. This is why you must be like a little child if you wish to understand the kingdoms of God. The happiness of the child comes from discovering new things, learning new things, doing new things, and falling in love with everything.”
― Dan Desmarques

“Olivia had to pretend. Life moved very fast to her. She was so often approached by men, who saw a full body that looked even better trying to hide. Boys in school said one thing to her, then another, and soon the wolves swayed the girl toward their dens. She had to pretend she was in control, that she had a choice, rather than reveal that ever since her body volumized, she had no idea what was going on or who she was. It was the curse of a body that grows faster than the girl inside it.”
― Karl Kristian Flores, A Happy Ghost

“Dia tidak tahu kalau setelah dia lewat di depan Nawang, wangi parfumnya yang manis seperti campuran vanila dan strawberry milkshake membuat Nawang menggigit kepalan tangannya sendiri dengan gemas.”
― Ray Antariksa Yasmine, Planet Luna

“Setelah menjadi orang pertama yang peduli, sekarang Sheila juga menjadi orang pertama yang kembali. Membuktikan hal lain pada Luna, bahwa tidak semua orang yang meninggalkannya akan benar-benar pergi.”
― Ray Antariksa Yasmine, Planet Luna

“As a child my roaming range was 5 miles, as a young teenager it was 230 miles, as a young adult it was 2,000 miles, and as a mature adult it was 7,500 miles!”
― Steven Magee

“She's beautiful. A girl with glow. Eighteen years old, but the kind of eighteen they write about in books. The kind of eighteen that lives faster than the speed of hurt.
A girl who has no reason at all to believe she isn't permanent.”
― Courtney Summers, Sadie

“Our Prophet ï·� showed KINDNESS while he was treated with hostility,
He showed LOVE and COMPASSION to everyone, even to his enemy.
Sent by the MOST MERCIFUL to the world as a MERCY,
He is the BEST of creation, the most noble man,
Described by his wife as a WALKING QUR’AN.
Follow his SUNNAH as best as you can...”
― Walead Quhill, Getting to Know Muhammad: a Rhyming Verse Novel, About the Life and Struggles of the Prophet Muhammad, for Teenagers and Young Adults.

“In fairness, though, no child likes to have his life rearranged from one school year to the next. Change is difficult for anyone, but even more so for an insecure adolescent. At that age, most kids are embarrassed just to be alive. With emotional antennae raised, they are acutely aware of their social standing at all times. Like an air traffic controller monitoring blips on a screen, a teenager is constantly tracking his small place in a big world, asking himself:
Am I accepted by my peers?
Do they like me?
Am I ugly?
How's my hair?
Will I be popular?”
― Jeff Kinley

“Maybe the world hadn’t ended at all. Maybe it was just beginning.”
― Candice Jarrett, Mortal Tether

“Making a poltergeist can be a simple recipe: allow a girl to have her first menstrual period, tell her she is a naughty girl for thinking dirty thoughts, punish her, bore her, disenfranchise her from her life, and wait. It is not a universal outcome. More than likely, you will summon nothing more than a moody teenager who slams her bedroom door and wishes aloud she had never been born. In exceptional cases, the dishes will fly off the shelves.”
― Thomm Quackenbush, The Curious Case of the Talking Mongoose

“The spirit has not got an age always a teenager.”
― Kamaran Ihsan Salih