Remember when my head was full of old proverbs and not a lick of fact? Yeah, well, I think it’s turned around now as I get older. Fewer facts. More proverbs.
It’s the stories that stick.
Hurley, Kameron. The one we feed, 2017
Her world is full of children and dings and action verbs, but I'm uncomfortable with verbs; they expect too...
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It's so easy to place your hope in people. To think that the world can change overnight. We demonstrate after an attack, we donate money...
Perhaps one day he'll find words for that feeling of being different. How physical it is. Exclusion is a form of exhaustion that eats its...
It's always the aggressors' feelings we have to defend. As if they're the ones who need our understanding. Fredrik Backman - Us against...
