“I suppose I do complain sometimes. Who doesn't? We all know (or believe secretly) that when we were children we were happy and trusting and hopeful and good and that we would still be all these pleasant things if sometime, somewhere, somehow, we had not been betrayed.”
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Nina Bawden was a British novelist celebrated for her poignant and often humorous storytelling. Born on January 19, 1925, she spent much of her career exploring the complexities of human relationships and the social landscape of post-war Britain. Bawden's works are characterized by their insightful and often satirical portrayal of human nature and social issues, reflecting her own experiences and observations. more
“How can you trust in something you don’t really know?”
“Trust in God is real freedom.”
“Rebuilding bodies is one thing… rebuilding trust is quite another.”
“Don’t let your trust diminish & hope dry take a chance & give it a try.”
“إقرأ .. أكتب .. قدم حبا .. لا يمكنها بذرة .. تحوطها المياه من كل جانب الا تثمر”