Compassion Quote by Alice Hoffman

“She felt frozen all over again but in a different way. It wasn't icy water. It was fear.”

— V. E. Schwab

“A sudden, superstitious fear chilled her skin. She was too happy. Happiness this intense couldn’t last. Something was bound to happen.”

— Thea Harrison

“She sat icy and withdrawn. She had hoped he would touch her, put his arms around her. Now she felt she would kill him…

— Maeve Binchy

“She never felt nervous around Blue. She could hold her own with him, laugh at him, and, if necessary, slap him. There was something…

— Sarah Cross

“She hadn’t wanted this and yet deep down inside, she knew that she did, and that was what scared her more than anything.”

— Julie Lessman

“... they were not really afraid. They were just afraid of being afraid.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

“I rush to her side and touch her cold skin, hoping against hope for a pulse.”

— Steven Herrick

“I just...I'm really freaked out." Her expression softened and she covered my fingers with her own. "I know. The joking in the face of…

— Rachel Hawkins

“She wasn’t sure, yet, exactly what was at the other end of the fear. But she was finally starting to believe that whatever it…

— Elizabeth Craft Sarah Fain

“The blood inside her hands hurt and felt slushy, like if you tore them open it'd look like a red ICEE.”

— Kendare Blake

“His arm tightened around her shoulders. With one large hand he clasped both of hers, squeezing her fingers, rubbing as if to chase away…

— Catherine Anderson

“That was how she felt, right then. As if there was too much of her, as if her skin was tight with muchness. She…

— Holly Black