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“She had walked willingly into a fairy tale, into a world where she could trade her heart for her freedom. She may as well have donned a red cloak and strode into a darkened forest. She had always known there would be wolves.”

Book:The Hearts We Sold

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The Hearts We Sold

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“We're all afraid...We were afraid when we met Captain Sham in the grocery store. We were afraid when we thought that you had jumped out the window. We were afraid to give ourselves allergic reactions, and we were afraid to steal a sailboat and we were afraid to make our way across this lake in the middle of a hurricane. But that didn't stop us.”

Fear Bravery

Book:The Wide Window

Source: The Wide Window

“For all the girls and women pushed into the abyss of expendability and invisibility.” Daunis, The FIrekeeper's Daughter”

Bravery Injustice Own Voices

Book:Firekeeper’s Daughter

Source: Firekeeper’s Daughter

“By making yourself a life-long leaner you’ll keep discovering new and exciting things about yourself and others.”

Happiness Self Improvement Feel Good

Book:How To Feel Good About Yourself - Boost Your Confidence & Tackle Low Self Esteem. Packed with Self Improvement Techniques, Positive Thinking Tips & Inspirational Quotes

Source: How To Feel Good About Yourself - Boost Your Confidence & Tackle Low Self Esteem. Packed with Self Improvement Techniques, Positive Thinking Tips & Inspirational Quotes

“I pray…for all the girls and women pushed into the abyss of expendability and invisibility.” Daunis, The Firekeeper's Daughter”

Bravery Injustice Own Voices

Book:The Firekeeper’s Daughter

Source: The Firekeeper’s Daughter

“I was lost in a place where all I could see was her. Her resilience was fire. The relentless current of bravery ran through her veins. Running from her fingers into mine.”

Bravery Will Annalise Hand Hold

Book:Lost Boy

Source: Lost Boy

“Heroes made lousy partners in business and in love. The courage to face death was not always a virtue. It could be the ultimate cop-out. If she died in a noble cause, she didn't have to face the boredom of day-to-day existence.”

Love Virtue Bravery Ultimatum

Book:Falling

Source: Falling