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“You’d think that after weeks of traveling, I’d be used to using a latrine dug in the ground to relieve myself. But nope. There’s something about having to lift your skirts and squat in the snow that really drags a girl down.”

Book:Glint

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Glint

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“We don’t need something to have happened to talk about it, though. Teenage girls don’t get enough credit for this, their ability to see the potential import of everything, no matter how insignificant it seems, and analyze it endlessly. It’s written off—we’re written off—as silly, but it’s the opposite. We understand instinctively that change is slow. If you’re not paying attention, you’ll miss it.”

Change Analysis Girls Potential Slow

Book:One Two Three

Source: One Two Three

“Oh, she was a great beauty," Maggie replied, and Hetty nodded in agreement. "The clearest blue-green eyes, and skin like peaches, with a splendid dusting of freckles," she said. "And her hair -- 'twas flaming red, and fell in marvellous profusion," Maggie added. "We used to call her Queen Elizabeth -- in jest, you understand, for the real Queen was quite fearsome I do believe. Mrs Bramstone almost hated Bessie I think, for how lovely she was".”

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Book:The Lost Children of Gloam's End

Source: The Lost Children of Gloam's End

“She's all science-y, which is cool, especially for a girl. It should not matter. But it does. Cuz we're not living in the future yet and people really do stereotype.”

Science Girls Stereotypes

Book:Just My Luck

Source: Just My Luck

“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.”

Teenager Girls Eighteen Year Old

Book:Sadie

Source: Sadie

“They looked at us girls with contempt in their eyes, ready to accept a power given to them unfairly. They had no idea what to do with it. And we felt the injustice as if someone else had been given a complicated toy we would have been able to put together in two seconds.”

Boys Girls Male Power

Book:Catch the Rabbit

Source: Catch the Rabbit

“Never understood why there weren’t Day Girls.’ ‘Same as why there aren’t woman Masters.’ ‘Mistresses,’ Anne corrects. I wince, feel heat in my face, hotter than the day. ‘The women come out all crooked; it breaks them, burns ’em up. Girls is a bit different, Dain says.’ (...) ‘You know what I think?’ she says. ‘I guess I will in a moment.’ ‘I think they’re frightened of us. And…’ I look in her eyes, dark as the sky in the middle of the night. ‘They should be.”

Women Girls

Book:Day Boy

Source: Day Boy

“Don't let her fill your head. She's the destroying type.”

Mean Girls

Book:Summer Darlings

Source: Summer Darlings

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