Family Quote by Elizabeth strout

“She pictured a dandelion gone by, the white, almost airless pieces of her family scattered so far. The key to contentment was to never…

— Elizabeth Strout

“And then I noticed the dandelions.”

— Melvin Burgess

“He did not want to see her photograph and discover what the years had wrought, or hear about the details of her life. He…

— Ian McEwan

“Dandelion seeds were scattered across the glass, and as a light breeze blew, the fluffy ends were caught in the moving air and danced…

— Mia Sheridan

“For a moment I was dizzied by the impulse to leave her there: shove the techs' hands away, shout at hovering morgue men to…

— Tana French

“She was like a large white flower bathed in light, magnificent in her isolation.”

— Fumiko Enchi

“She had lived long enough to learn that families didn’t dissolve or reconfigure neatly, but left debris lying everywhere, and it was human debris.…

— Lisa Scottoline

“She wanted to stay out there, to hang on her branch in the world until the cold had burned down to her bones. She…

— Adam Foulds

“I wish I could close my eyes and be blown into dust and nothingness, feel all my thoughts disperse like dandelion fluff drifting off…

— Lauren Oliver

“The greenery beckoned. It invited her in with the scent of hidden survivors,”

— Hugh Howey

“The world she was walking through was a pale nothingness, like a blank sheet of paper or an enormous, empty white room. It had…

— Neil Gaiman

“Oh her deathbed, when her hands could no longer weave or paint or mold clay, she'd told stories and filled them with the colors…

— Veronica Rossi