Annette Curtis Klause
Born: 01-01-1953
Annette Curtis Klause is a British-American author renowned for her young adult novels that blend romance with the supernatural. Born in 1953, she moved to the United States as a teenager. Klause's most famous works include "Blood and Chocolate" and "The Silver Kiss," both of which explore themes of love, identity, and the supernatural. Besides writing, she has worked as a librarian, nurturing her love for literature and storytelling.
Book summaries for books written by Annette Curtis Klause
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And he loved her, too. Loved her in the way of the inarticulate, the way of the boy too young to know love from lust, the way of the animal too old to tell the difference.
The animal was part of her. She didn't know how not to be a wolf.
The girl looked at him, so lovely and so wild. He wanted, suddenly, to keep her for himself.
Love is a monkey on your back; it's a snake that wraps around your throat.
It's hard to feel normal when you're not.
You are not a monster. You are a wolf.
She wondered if love was worth the pain of loss, or if it was just another trick the world played on the lonely.
The wolf's eyes were green and human.
Being human felt so fragile, so temporary.
She was a wolf, yes, but she was a girl too.
She wished she could be a wolf forever, that the world could be wild and free.
She had always been alone, even with friends.