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Pretty Face Quotes

Quotes tagged as "pretty-face" Showing 1-9 of 9
Mary Hogan
“Red", I write "is the color of life. It's blood, passion, rage. It's menstrual flow and after birth. Beginnings and violent end. Red is the color of love. Beating hearts and hungry lips. Roses, Valentines, cherries. Red is the color of shame. Crimson cheeks and spilled blood. Broken hearts, opened veins. A burning desire to return to white.”
Mary Hogan, Pretty Face

Rebecca A. Rogers
“Love is more than just a pretty face with a nice personality.”
Rebecca A. Rogers, Last Summer

Elizabeth von Arnim
“Upon my word," thought Mrs. Fisher, "the way one pretty face can turn a delightful man into an idiot is past all patience.”
Elizabeth von Arnim, The Enchanted April

R.Y.S. Perez
“And not one person would notice the grey parts of her until it was too late, because everyone falls for a pretty face.”
R. YS Perez, I Hope You Fall in Love: Poetry Collection

Holly Black
“Next time you'll remember not to drop your guard,' the knight says, observing the wounds on Oak's cheek.

'My vanity took the worst of the blow,' he says.

'Worried about your pretty face?' the knight asks.

'There is too little beauty in the world,' says the prince airily. 'But that is not my area of greatest conceit.”
Holly Black, The Stolen Heir

Israelmore Ayivor
“I am convinced that "all ladies are not the same". Some have pretty faces, others have beautiful characters. Some have facial make-ups, others have mental make-ups!”
Israelmore Ayivor, The Great Hand Book of Quotes

Sarah J. Maas
“I sent another pretty face for you to admire, Rhysand said. Not as beautiful as mine, of course, but a close second.”
Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Wings and Ruin

Israelmore Ayivor
“No matter how you were taught by your teacher about how to recite a poem, it is impossible to wear your teacher's smiling face to the stage. You got to put on that smile.”
Israelmore Ayivor, The Great Hand Book of Quotes

“But life wasn't a film. Problems didn't disappear and "The End" wasn't emblazoned across a lingering embrace the moment people succumbed to the inevitable and found the right moment to verbalise it.”
Lucy Parker