"Do you really want to count folk like that as your friends? Do you really care 'bout what they think" (p. 39).

"Well, all I can say...is that just because one weird thing turns out to be true, doesn't mean every weird thing is" (p. 41).

"It just made a difference, having someone I could talk to and hang with - even if they were only a foot high" (p. 75).

"I believed. In fairies, at least. Maybe it's because I had to believe in them. For so long I had to believe in something more than what this world had to offer: my parents divorce, the horror that was high school, the loneliness that hung like a shroud over me every day until Imogene stepped up and tore it away" (p. 121).

"No, you died. You cast off your body and instead of moving on, you wander around in the...