* the house with a clock in its walls starters
the house with a clock in its walls is a novel by john bellairs. tw: violence.
‘ does that mean that you’re not coming over to my place for cider and doughnuts? ’
‘ don’t be bashful. it’s your home now. ’
‘ are you hiding something from me? ’
‘ i’d like to have a talk with you. ’
‘ i wish i knew. i really wish i knew. ’
‘ can’t we do something for them? ’
‘ it’s safe to go in, i think. ’
‘ would it scare you if i said i was? ’
‘ i’ve been feeling really rotten lately. ’
‘ you’re a brave boy, but you’re no match for that thing. ’
‘ and i just didn’t want anything bad to happen to you. ’
‘ it’s okay. it’ll heal up. ’
‘ game’s over. time for bed. ’
‘ better get a move on. ’
‘ it was kind of scary, but it was fun. ’
‘ come on. let’s wash the dishes. ’
‘ and bring another plate of chocolate chip cookies. ’
‘ hold the flashlight down here. ’
‘ it’s a horrible thing to see. ’
‘ so if you’ll take my advice, you’ll just stop poking around where you’re not wanted. ’
‘ hooray for your lightning-quick mind. ’
‘ i certainly get the idiot prize. ’
‘ we fight them. what else? ’
‘ if you don’t, you’ll have two broken arms and maybe a broken head. ’
‘ here i am! come and get me! ’
‘ what the hell you starin’ at, kid? ’
‘ you’re doin’ it all wrong. ’
‘ it’s all over, __. relax. ’
‘ watch out, i’m gonna throw the bat! ’
‘ remember? i made you promise. ’
‘ make it as goofy as you can. ’
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