I see a broken shell and I remind myself that something might have needed setting free. See, broken things always have a story, don't they? — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
I see a broken shell and I remind myself that something might have needed setting free. See, broken things always have a story, don't… — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
“Pax? That’s his name? It means ‘peace,’ you know.” Peter knew that—lots of people had told him.” — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
“It is now. But a trip like this? You will find something to fill it with. A truth of your own, that you discover… — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
“Here is a secret good thing: Sometimes I like journal writing at school because I can remind myself of things I might forget when… — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
“what if he was like his father, with that threatening kind of anger, the kind that was always simmering, the kind that could boil… — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
“Thanks, Clementine. See what I mean? Sometimes you have to figure out the problem before you can figure out the solution.” — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
“She said it meant that no matter how bad things got, we could always make ourselves new again.” — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
“I have not had so good of a week. Well, monday was a pretty good day, if you don't count Hamburger Surprise at lunch… — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
I have noticed that teachers get exciting confused with boring a lot. — Sara Pennypacker Copy Share Image
