Quote by Carol Anshaw

“She slept a lot and didn't dream, and on most occasions she was sorry to wake up. Everything disappeared when she was asleep.”

— Markus Zusak

“Louisa went about her duties at the hospital, trying not to dwell on the fact that this might be her last day alive.”

— David Healey

“She looked like she was waking up in a strange place—only she knew she hadn’t gone to sleep yet, and that this was actually…

— David Levithan

“Sometimes she felt she had fallen asleep inside herself while she was wide awake working.”

— Cara Hoffman

“What bothered her most was the ceaseless movement of her mind, so locked in activity that it allowed her no rest, not even in…

— Henry Emmons

“It was so unlike her not to be able to sleep. No matter what was going on, she was usually out the second her…

— Diane Chamberlain

“No, she did not want to go to hospital. Yes, she would like a cup of tea. Only then did she begin to think…

— Stieg Larsson

“She waited for the suffocation of sleep.”

— Markus Zusak

“There was silence in her head and silence beneath her window, and still she could not sleep.”

— Sarah Rees Brennan

“Even when she slept, her anxieties did not.”

— Frances Hardinge

“She seemed able to go to sleep whenever she wanted to, a skill I envied and did not have.”

— Neil Gaiman

“She was eighty-five, and her sleep was as thin as her skin.”

— Stephen King