Breathing Quote by Edith Wharton

“She would have an adventure. For herself. This one time. She would see her homeland, and smell it and breathe it in. See it…

— Sarah J. Maas

“But one day, she swore, she'd breathe light and color back into the dimness that had diminished her life.”

— Tahereh Mafi

“But of course, it had all been her – by her and about her, and now she was back in the world, not one…

— Ian McEwan

“Her life was filled with contrast, an inexplicable mystery. She always left you breathless, craving a little bit more.”

— Nikki Rowe

“She was like the sun, She knew her place in the world - She would shine again regardless of all the storms and changeable…

— Nikki Rowe

“Had she always been so insulated from human contact, like a bloom encased in frost?”

— Tess Gerritsen

“Her expression almost never changed. Made it hard to tell what she was thinking. But also made her seem separate from the rest of…

— Yukari Yashiki

“It was the air she wanted and the world she would now exclusively choose; the quiet chambers, nobly overwhelming, rich but slightly veiled, opened…

— Henry James

“All her life she had longed to breach that pale and hazy boundary between enough and plenty.”

— Sarah Miller

“She found that the whole world could be contained in one place because that place was herself. Nothing had prepared her for this.”

— Jeanette Winterson

“Wasn’t that just the theme of her life? Marginalized on the outskirts.”

— Lori Wilde

“She felt everything so deeply, it was like the world was too much for her.”

— Joyce Maynard