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“It's best to be alone when you are sad. I wanted to be myself and feel my strength slowly seeping back into me.”

Wisdom Spiritual Strength Alone Indian Fiction Benyamin Indian Literature Jasd1

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days

“Honest is my policy. That's in fact my problem.”

Life Lessons Honesty Indian Fiction Benyamin Indian Literature Jasd1

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days

“Some silences are more meaningful than thousands of long sentences.”

Understanding Relationships Silence Indian Fiction Benyamin Indian Literature Jasd1

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days

“You know people, they will always find something or the other to talk about. Don't take it seriously. But remember that you are going through some of the most decisive moments of your life. You are bearing a burden that is much heavier than a woman as young as you should be bearing. But if you get through these days, you win. Do what feels infinitely right. There will be thousand naysayers. Don't be tempted. Be steadfast...”

Wisdom Inspire Choice Choose Indian Fiction Benyamin Indian Literature Jasd1

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days

“All those other gestures of sympathy seemed a little melodramatic to me. My loss was mine and only mine. For the others, it was just a matter of words.”

Care Relationships Emotions Sympathy Indian Fiction Benyamin Indian Literature Jasd1

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days

“The immensity of the infinite unknown was formidable, but for that brief moment, she did not feel small. With her sisters and a warm drink and flickering firelight, she only felt . . . Possibility.”

Ya Ya Romance Ya Contemporary Aapi Youngadult Ya Contemporary Romance Indian Literature

Book:Drizzle, Dreams, and Lovestruck Things

Source: Drizzle, Dreams, and Lovestruck Things

“Avani rolled her eyes. “You read too many romance novels.” “I read exactly the right number of romance novels,” Rani returned. “You’ll see. This family needs me.”

Romance Ya Coming Of Age Indian Authors Ya Romance Ya Contemporary Aapi Youngadult Indian Literature

Book:Drizzle, Dreams, and Lovestruck Things

Source: Drizzle, Dreams, and Lovestruck Things

“Nothing is too much to ask for because time is so precious and fleeting and because anyone who has ever truly loved you should want the most for you and because you should want the most for yourself, too.”

Romance Young Adult Ya Ya Romance Ya Contemporary Aapi Ya Contemporary Romance Indian Literature

Book:Drizzle, Dreams, and Lovestruck Things

Source: Drizzle, Dreams, and Lovestruck Things

“The best way to express gratitude is to recognize the sorrows of other people.”

Love Life Sorrow Gratitude Benyamin Indian Literature

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days

“You know how it is when you arrive in a new place and feel like you don't belong there? That hesitation to recon with a new geography. That knowledge that this place is not mine, these ways of talking are not mine, these silences are not mine, this etiquette is not mine.So many new things to absorb. And the place also takes a little time to accept the new person. Often you have to meet the place on its own terms. Sometimes you have to work hard to earn your little corner in it. Till that place become yours, till you find your own equilibrium, there will be a gap between you and the place.”

Feelings Relationships Belonging Etiquette Indian Fiction Benyamin Indian Literature Jasd1

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days

“I was travelling through a tunnel of light. The more I travelled, the lighter I felt. I was filled with a kind of ecstasy that I had never known before. I was moving closer and closer to the source of this beautiful light. All I wanted was to merge with that light. But suddenly I fell, like a flower falling off its stem, and returned to my body.”

God Light Spiritual Ecstasy Indian Fiction Benyamin Indian Literature Jasd1

Book:Jasmine Days

Source: Jasmine Days