Stargirl Quotes Novels & Stories

“I may not be sure of my origins, but I know this-” “I am stronger with the moon over my head than with the sun above my neck!” *Boom* Kylie’s proclamation to the stars was like a declaration of war – a rebellion. Her words stirred up a mighty storm, and the quiet expanse grew rowdy. The stars roared in protest as the suns looked down in disgust; yet Kylie stood firm, facing the numerous stars with her decision made. She who had received the approval of the chosen stars and the sovereign suns had not forgotten the words of her teachers – Aiden, Davies, and Jack. Though Kylie’s training was largely supervised by Aiden and Jack’s mother, it was her friends who spent much time with her and gave

She says, “Well, you’re one too. You’re an angel to this family.” “Either way, I don’t doubt that we’re soul sisters,” I say, my eyes still lingering on the star. She says, “Agreed.” After a second, Bee points to the night sky and says, “Hey! That’s Kenna Williams next to Bella.” I look up to see two bright stars, one next to the other. “The stars seem to shine the brightest in the sky,” I mutter as Bee and I’s eyes remain glued to the sky. “They do,” she utters. “A shooting star!” Bee exclaims and my eyes move to see the shooting star. I close my eyes shut immediately and I mutter, “Success of Kenna and Bella’s Art Gallery.”

“Moon.” I nod my head. “Moon is beautiful as well but stars hits different for me. They are like those crystal balls in every fairy tale movies and they bring our wishes to life.” I excitedly uttered which made Damian chuckle so I look up at him. “Why? You don’t believe on shooting stars?” “Those are just made up, Laurier.” I shake my head. “It’s not. Those shining being listens more than a person in our life can.” I murmured before I fold knees and put my chin on top of it while still looking upwards. “Do you know that they are the best listeners that people failed to have?”

“It’s just a birthday party.” Stelle’s lips curved into a smile, but it was cold, almost sharp enough to cut. “For you, maybe. But for me? Every occasion is a stage. And let’s face it… not everyone was born to shine.” I tilted my head and gave her a faint smile as I faced the mirror directly, making sure my reflection stood tall against hers. “Funny. I thought real shining doesn’t need to step on others just to glow.”

“Come back, Lulu, leave those cowards alone, then don’t waste your chase.” She bent down picking the books from the shelf, and dusted them before she handed them over to me. “Thank you,” I said with all sincerity. I put the books in my bag. “Hey, need some help?” she said, bringing her hand to lift me from the floor. “Are you okay?” she asked with concern. “Yes, I am. Why did you help out?” “I hate bullies, they are wicked and should be sent to hell,” she said, puckering her mouth, which I find funny. “You shouldn’t be afraid of those cowards; you should be brave. Don’t let them scare you. You got this, Star.”

"Where did I even get the glitter from?" "Stole it from a pup," he chuckles. My face flushes crimson. Kira offers a sarcastic snort in the back of my mind. "Oh, you were a star, alright. A tipsy, glitter-obsessed star." “Stop it,” I groan, burying my face in my hands. “I’m so embarrassed.” Lior gently pulls my hands away, his gaze softening. “Hey. It was cute. Endearing, even. Some people loved seeing you so… carefree.”

Just then a quote caught my attention, You may think you are useless but the small stars still give lights to people who don't have any. That quote was so touching and true. Well literally it's true. It was as if the writer was talking to me. Before I could stop myself I turned back to the hoody boy and called him. "Hey Kevin." "Yes?" I slowly looked up at me. He had an unsure look on his face. "Did you draw and wrote all these quotes?" I asked. He nodded and I smiled. "Thank you." I said and beamed more at him. "I needed it." With that I turned to my front. I don't want to see the look he'll give to me next.

The scene unfolded in his mind, and on that day, they found themselves outside, much like now, their gazes fixed upon the starry night sky adorned with a multitude of shimmering stars, their hearts infused with wonder and a glimmer of hope. Breaking the tranquil silence between them, Vivian shared the comforting words her mother had told her before her demise, revealing a belief that when she passed away, she would transform into a guiding star, watching over her from above. The memory of Vivian's endearing smile and the innocent inquiry she had posed to him after that reverberated within his mind. "Reynold, if I ever go away like my mommy and become a star, would you look up at the sky when

Clarabelle said. “What? You've come to finally destroy the world.” Gabriella said. “Short answer: yes. Long answer... well, there is no long answer. My answer is just yes. I watched for a very long time as you guys struggled through all the trials and challenges I put in your way. I watched as you all survived and came out even happier than before after every victory. It was beautiful and heartwarming, but now I'm bored. It's time to turn the lights off and close the curtains,” Clarabelle said as her smile vanished. She raised her right hand and brought her thumb and middle finger together.

I would rather tear my own heart from my chest than ever feel her in pain ever again. If there’s one thing to learn from this experience, it’s that Gabriella is right. I’ve been grossly underestimating just how strong she is. I haven’t given my Starlight nearly enough credit, but I’m going to rectify that moving forward. In the midst of my existential crisis, I feel a voice calling out in my mind, one I haven’t heard from for some time. 'Jartre? Jartre, I have to speak with you urgently,' they call out, the timbre of his voice ringing with disconcertment.