Quote by Arundhati Roy

“She moved like water, graceful and soft and lovely. Every part of me wanted to stick out my foot and trip her, just to…

— Cassandra Rose Clarke

“Not only was [her dog] a good companion, he was also like a permission slip to be more present in the world.”

— Andrea Lochen

“She was at her most beautiful when she let go. Of course she never did that willingly. This pet held onto her pride like…

— Isabella Starling

“She opened [the door] and slipped outside easily, while I clomped like a drunken racehorse after her.”

— S.L. Naeole

“Here was a new lesson for her, then: it was possible to behave like an utter goose in front of a man, and then…

— Meredith Duran

“She has simply never quite learned to walk or hold herself comfortably, which makes her come off as an attractive wallflower.”

— Steve Martin

“Every movement was sure and steady, and she always walked with purpose and seemed alert and ready for anything. I didn’t know if these…

— Maya Bode

“she felt as if she was constantly holding everything in, walking around like an egg that had been glued back together, walking rigidly, turning…

— Melanie Benjamin

“I felt about him as I might feel about a friendly, dimwitted dog that had decided to move in with us. He could not…

— Elizabeth Peters

“I tried to walk less like a gimp. The last thing I wanted was her sympathy— again. What I really wanted was to kiss…

— Bonnie Dee

“She rode down the sidewalk, turned toward the shadow side of the street and melted into darkness. I didn't know it then, but after…

— Craig Davidson

“Watch. He is her dog. She took the thorn out of his foot.”

— Gertrude Chandler Warner