Irony Quote by Katherine Addison

“Knowing it was her last night on the Arabella , Maia fought against sleep. She must remember it all--the lapping of the water against…

— Eva Ibbotson

“Maia did not want to wake up. Sleep lay on her like a dead bear and she had no strength to struggle out from…

— Kim McDougall

“Then in an instant the worst happened. The boy gave a wild shout, a shout of pure rage. He put down the paddle, threw…

— Eva Ibbotson

“It was the first time in his life Maia had been surrounded by people who were like him instead of only snow-white elves with…

— Katherine Addison

“Always, after he was in bed, there were voices - indefinite, fading, enchanting - just outside his window, and before he fell asleep he…

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“He woke up frozen stiff. A cold dawn was lighting up the peaks on the other side of the valley, making them shine like…

— Stephen Deas

“How in the name of the gods did he expect her to sleep after that? She felt both exhausted and exhilarated, hyperaware of everything…

— Vivienne Savage

“He experienced while sleeping the unsettling sensation of full waking consciousness, completely aware that he was moving through a dream. Although unable to control…

— Mark Frost

“But in the evening, when at last she had a moment alone, she slipped into the library and leaned her head against the mahogany…

— Eva Ibbotson

“The air suddenly seemed to recoil from Diego’s lungs. While Liliana’s memories trickled in through the safety of her dreams, his came in a…

— Laekan Zea Kemp

“And in the morning they shook their pillows violently, hoping all the dreams they lost that night would tumble out.”

— Joseph Gordon-Levitt

“His bed needed all the good craftsmanship that had gone into its making to keep it from splitting asunder as he would grip one…

— Frans G. Bengtsson