The One About Their Best One-Liners
The Little Guide to Friends
(Author) OH Orange Hippo!The One We All Love to Remember. Friendsmay have stopped filming in 2004 but Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Phoebe and Joey have never left our screens or our hearts. Now let their words comfort and cajole you through the tricky, sticky and downright funny times in life. The One About Their Best One-Liners: The Little Guide to Friendscontains 170 quotes straight from the mouths of Manhattan's most famous sextet. They'll be there for you as you tackle some of the biggest topics in our existences: life, work, dating, relationships, self-knowledge, sarcasm and... food. Could it BE any easier to get life advice from your favourite Friendscharacters? 'I'm gonna go get one of those job things.' Rachel faces reality after cutting financial ties with her dad. As seen on BuzzFeed.com, 16 December 2015, by Krystie Lee Yandoli. 'I'm Chandler and I make jokes when I'm uncomfortable.' Chandler fumbles introducing himself to Monica's ex, Richard. As seen on BuzzFeed.com, 22 September 2014, by Ariana Lange. 'You hung up on the pizza place? I don't hang up on your friends.' Joey almost rumbles Rachel trying to hook up with the cute delivery guy. As seen on USAToday.com, 18 September 2019, by USA Today staff.
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Orange Hippo!
Orange Hippo! is a pseudonymous author known for their whimsical and imaginative children's books. Their most notable works include "The Adventures of Zippy the Zebra" and "The Magical World of Luna the Unicorn". Orange Hippo!'s writing style is characterized by vibrant storytelling, colorful illustrations, and lovable characters that captivate young readers. They have made a significant impact in the children's literature genre by creating enchanting worlds that spark creativity and imagination. "The Adventures of Zippy the Zebra" is considered their most famous work, captivating readers of all ages with its heartwarming story and charming illustrations. Orange Hippo! continues to inspire young minds and bring joy to readers with their delightful and engaging stories.
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