Top Highlights

• Little, Brown and Company (they’re neither little nor brown, but that’s another story.)
• And, make no bones about it, this is a very dangerous book. No, it won’t blow up in your face. Or bite your head off. Or tear you limb from limb. It probably won’t injure you at all. Unless somebody throws it at you, which is a possibility that should never be discounted. Generally speaking, books don’t cause much harm. Except when you read them, t...
• (Teeth, as you may know from watching television, are very useful when detectives are identifying cadavers.)
• Naturally, they took that story to mean the boy shouldn’t have cried wolf when there weren’t any. But Cass knew the true moral of the story: that the boy was right, there really were wolves around, and they’d get you in the end if you didn’t watch out.
• Better to cry wolf over and over than never to cry wolf at all.