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“But that's how memory works," Bitterblue said quietly. "Things disappear without your permission, then come back again without your permission." And sometimes they came back incomplete and warped.”

Book:Bitterblue

Work

Bitterblue

In this fantasy novel, Bitterblue, the young queen of Monsea, grapples with the aftermath of her father's reign of terror. She seeks to rebuild her kingdom and restore justice, all while dealing with the secrets and lies that have long been buried within her court. more

Author

Kristin Cashore

Kristin Cashore, born in 1976, is an accomplished American writer known for her unique narrative style and profound thematic explorations. Her works are highly appreciated by both young and adult readers. more

“He clearly sensed the pity and protective compassion of the Alien standing across the dark room. It saw him, not with eyes, as short-lived, fleshly, armorless, a strange creature, infinitely vulnerable, adrift in the gulfs of the possible: something that needed help. He didn't mind. He did need help.”

Love Humanity Compassion Buddhism Alien Dao Metta

Book:The Lathe Of Heaven

Source: The Lathe Of Heaven

“The news presents only the bad side of humanity, Mr. Blade, and it does it on a global scale. It doesn't report the millions of small, unreported acts of kindness that take place on a daily basis in communities. People help old ladies across the street, they bring their neighbors tea when they're sick. You don't hear about it because good news isn't entertainment, even though it's those deeds that hold society together. Bad news is a commodity and the media trade in that.”

Humanity Kindness Society News

Author:Sarah Morgan

“همه ی ما جای خود را در جهان پیدا می کنیم اما برای همیشه پیوندی بین ماست که فاصله ی زمان و مکان آن را نمی تواند از بین ببرد.”

Humanity Empathy Biography ادبیات از کتاب ها زندگی نامه Love Language انسانیت همدلی

Book:My Mother's Secret

Source: My Mother's Secret

“Things happen, and, like millions of people before me, I look for a meaning in them, because my vanity will not allow me to admit that the whole meaning of an event lies in the event itself.”