Quote of the Month April 2016- Hayden

Soooo Hayden Rick Rolled us at the last Teen Advisory Board Meeting when I asked them to introduce themselves to the new member. The text reads:
When introducing themselves "My name is Hayden and I'm....Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down” 

Quote of the Month: Zack & Lily

Quote of the Month January 2016:

Zack: There were three forms of Jabba...

Lily : Runny, crusty, gooey?

(from our Teen Book Discussion on 1/6/16)

Quote of the Month: November 2015

Zack: I'll start bringing Mario Kart!

Jack: NO! We need friendships to last!

(Teen Advisory Board Meeting 11.10.15)

Quote of the Month: TAB

Quote of the month for August:

Zack: I hate the movie and game versions of Eragon, but I still play them both.

Jack: “Wait … how do you play the movie?

Zack, David, Lily (at the same time): You press PLAY!

Quote of the Month: Lily

"She is a strong independent Godzilla. She doesn't need a man to get pregnant!" Lily W.

Quote of the Month: Jack

Jack: Can I dress up as Sarah Palin?
Lily: You can be anything you want to be!
Jack: I want to be a Can Opener!

Come to the next Teen Advisory Board meeting this week (Wednesday June 17th from 2-3pm)!

Quote of the Month: Lily

"How romantic, you smell of freshly puked apples." Lily W.

This was Lily's reaction at discovering that in one of the versions of Snow White, the prince wakes the princess, not with a kiss, but by jostling a bite of the poisoned apple from her throat.

Here is a handy link to the Folklore and Mythology Electronic Texts. Professor D. L. Ashliman created it when he was at the University of Pittsburgh. Here is a link to his translations of a bunch of different versions of the Snow White story so you can compare them yourself!

This was at our book discussion of The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman on 5/6/15.

Quote of the Month: Hayden

"An emu ... it's like an ostrich but less...ostrich like." 

Hayden G. 2015.

(from the teen book discussion of The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate)

Ostrich and Emu images from the British Library's flickr 

(this one is my favorite)