“Is it better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all... But is it? Is it really better to know a thing you love only to lose it? If I'd known then what I know now...… — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“I am feeling much better now. I am fairly certain it was your letters that kept me alive.” — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“It's amazing how people can take just one small part of a person and draw massive conclusions.” — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“How long, I wonder, does it take a thing or a place or even a person to feel like home?” — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“He almost died," I pointed out. "Not that I have any other experience of it, but I would guess that when people almost die,… — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“But I seem to recall that you can rub the outside of an apple until it shines without ever eradicating the worm within.” — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“...that you should be nice to everyone until a person gives you reason not to be, and sometimes even then.” — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“Everywhere around me, already I see cliques, the kinds of cliques you see in schools everywhere: jocks, troublemakers, mathletes, you name it. Me, I… — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“I love letters from little kids. Adults never proclaim themselves 'your #1 fan!” — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“There are two good reasons for being nice to the underdogs in this life. One, because if the underdog grows up to be the… — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“It is indeed possible to be widely read, as I am, and still have black holes in one's knowledge.” — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“It is amazing how much you can see in other people - the good and the bad, we won't even talk about the ugly… — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“There are two good reasons for being nice to the underdogs in this life. One, because if the underdog grows up to be the… — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
“I turn to look over my shoulder - in a minute, I will lay down my pen - and think, write that there is… — Lauren Baratz-Logsted Copy Share Image
