Life Quote by Marie Benedict

“The odd thing about Mama was that she liked to think of herself as a doomy sort of person, but there was a natural…

— Eva Rice

“Mama stared at me not with sadness, but with pleading. She was thinner than I'd ever allowed myself to notice, looking more like a…

— Ami McKay

“Mamà believed in loyalty above all, even at the cost of self-denial. She also believed it was always best to tell the truth, to…

— Khaled Hosseini

“Sometimes she would whisper the word Mama and see her mother’s face a hundred times in a single afternoon.”

— Markus Zusak

“The live, warm presence of my mother had disappeared. In its place stood this remoteness posing as Mama. Her anxiety was unbearable to me.…

— Vivian Gornick

“Then I looked right at Mama, for the first time in what seemed like forever, and she wasn't looking at me, but into me.…

— Katherine Hannigan

“I was stupefied. Had she once been a star and her bright burning had dimmed? Maybe because she had us? Or had Mama”

— Rebecca Wells

“Then her mother – as skilled in the art of ambush as most mothers are – startled her with her furious, echoing roar.”

— John Flanagan

“She sicker than my mama was when she die. But she more evil than my mama and that keep her alive.”

— Alice Walker

“Mama always did tell a good story, built a solid background, then deftly lead her engrossed listener through a series of doorways, enticing them…

— Wendy Jean

“She might be frightened out of her wits and confused as hell, but she was a Southern girl, born and bred. Mama would fly…

— Tonya Burrows

“Mama only snorted. A terse, ironic half laugh, the kind of angry chortle that powered Mama through her daily drudgery, as if it were…

— Stefan Merrill Block