“Nat felt the difference in the way they spoke of Demi and himself, and would have given all he had or ever hopes to have been so trusted; for he had learned how easy it is to lose the confidence of others, how very, very hard it is to win it back, and truth became to him a precious thing since he had suffered from neglecting it.”
Written by Louisa May Alcott, the book delves into themes of education, friendship, and the challenges faced by children in a nurturing environment. more
American novelist, famous for works such as 'Little Women'. Born on November 29, 1832, and died on March 6, 1888. more
“Why are autistic people called abnormal… when we’re the only ones who speak the truth?”
“I became the girl who made people uncomfortable just by asking them to be honest.”
“Without living, how can you know? Without knowing, how can you speak?”
“I take things literally. Not because I’m stupid. Because I listen.”
“To be fluent in a language you never wanted to learn is its own kind of grief.”