She's about as attractive as a donkey's asshole mid-shit." "Well
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In the book "Being Brooke" by Emma Hart, the character expresses a blunt and humorous opinion about someone's attractiveness, using a vivid and unflattering analogy. This quote exemplifies the author's unique style of using humor and sarcasm to illustrate the opinions and thoughts of characters, highlighting their personalities and social dynamics. Hart’s writing often combines wit with sharp observations about relationships and self-image. Through this particular quote, she allows readers to engage with the characters’ perspectives, making them relatable and entertaining while reflecting deeper themes of confidence and societal standards of beauty.

In the book "Being Brooke" by Emma Hart, the character expresses a blunt and humorous opinion about someone's attractiveness, using a vivid and unflattering analogy. This quote exemplifies the author's unique style of using humor and sarcasm to illustrate the opinions and thoughts of characters, highlighting their personalities and social dynamics.

Hart’s writing often combines wit with sharp observations about relationships and self-image. Through this particular quote, she allows readers to engage with the characters’ perspectives, making them relatable and entertaining while reflecting deeper themes of confidence and societal standards of beauty.

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