“Well…I only made a lumpy paperweight so far.” “I still have my very first paperweight.” “You do?” “I had to stand on a box to reach in with the punty rod. But I did everything myself. It resembled a squashed apple, but my parents were so proud of my creation I thought it was the best paperweight in the world.” “I guess I’ll keep mine.” “It’ll be a good gauge of how much you improve. When you become frustrated when a piece cracks or turns out wrong, you can look back at that paperweight and see just how far you’ve come.”
Quote by Maria V. Snyder
Book:Storm Glass
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Storm Glass
In this gripping dystopian novel, a young girl living in a world where the climate is unpredictable and controlled by a powerful elite, discovers a mysterious storm glass. This magical artifact allows her to foresee and alter weather patterns, which she uses to navigate a treacherous political landscape and uncover a hidden conspiracy. As she grapples with the moral implications of her newfound abilities, she must also confront the dangers of a world where power is scarce and the stakes are incredibly high. more
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