Little by little Quote by Haruki Murakami

“It seemed to him that nothing would ever be explained, and that all of a sudden each day was slipping away, that time was…

— Kim Stanley Robinson

“She was unprepared for the landscape to be so altered. For there to be no trace of that evening, forty autumns ago.”

— Jhumpa Lahiri

“Summer's heat had never really arrived, nor the cold in it's turn, and everything living now seemed to yearn for sun with the anguish…

— Barbara Kingsolver

“You made the summers a little more colourful, like the stars were a bit closer.”

— Matthew J. Metzger

“Yet, all things must pass, but especially time, and with the months and then the years, I came slowly to have a place in…

— Robin Hobb

“It was the very nature of summer. So many long, lazy days when blissfully, nothing changes, and then everything does, all at once.”

— Sarah Dessen

“Maybe some things are just meant to be cherished the way they are: Unfinished, left unturned, wondering what could be and could have been.”

— Kevin Focke

“I leaned closer to look at it, at all those empty squares that represented the days of summer ahead.”

— Morgan Matson

“As far as I was concerned, the sun could have melted the blue right off the sky. Then the sky could be as miserable…

— Benjamin Alire Sáenz

“The day felt almost like any other day of the summer, like they'd rewound and summer was still ahead of them. But this time,…

— Jodi Lynn Anderson

“Everything suddenly seems displaced, subtle gradations erase borders, but it’s more forceful than that.”

— Bret Easton Ellis

“Day sky to night sky, the change was so gradual it seemed not to have a boundary, but there was a point where you…

— Helen E Davis