Jaclyn Moriarty is an acclaimed Australian author known for her captivating young adult and children's novels. With a background in law and English, she artfully combines humor and mystery in her writing. Her popular "Ashbury-Brookfield" series has garnered international praise for its inventive narrative style. Moriarty's works often explore themes of friendship and self-discovery, making her a beloved figure in contemporary literature for both teens and adults.
I’ve been searching for a word for years to describe how I feel about you and I’ve finally found it. Bananas.
The whole point of gossip is to destroy meanness and create a sense of community.
It's not about winning, it's about being a part of something. It's about belonging.
I believe in ghosts, but only when I’m scared.
Love is not determine by the way someone looks, but by the way they make you feel.
Sometimes you have to do things you don't want to do, even if they're the right things.
The best way to deal with rumors is to ignore them. They only hold power if you let them.
Friendship is about accepting each other's flaws and embracing the differences.
Words can be powerful, but actions speak louder.
Happiness is a choice, and sometimes you have to actively choose it.
The past doesn't define who you are, it's how you grow from it that matters.
True strength comes from vulnerability and the willingness to ask for help.