“What had begun as treachery had morphed into something else. She had been through fire and was stronger for it. Forged in the flame of a New York summer. And what have I learned? she asked herself. That no one friend could give you everything. That complex friends came with complex agendas. That liars tell the best stories”
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Meg Rosoff, born in 1956, is a British writer known for her profound psychological descriptions and unique narrative style. Her works, including 'How I Live Now' and 'Proof of Heaven', often explore themes such as youth growth, family relationships, and war, and have been well-received by readers. more
“Among friends one remains the same age and in the same place where the friendship began.”
“Many people take mutual dependence as friendship”
“There is nothing but burden in caring, but it is a welcome price to pay for the people you love.”
“How vast, how extensive the boundary of your company, and the magnificence of your affection.”
“But it's not the sandwich that matter Coyote. It's someone bringing you the sandwich.”
“What monster would turn up his snout at the thought-through help of all the friends he had?”