Quote by Patricia Gibney Download Open image ““She changed her name.’ She traced her finger along the row.”” — Patricia Gibney ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.2 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“My dad gave her the finger, went down to town hall, and took the name of the person in line ahead of him. He… — Graham Parke Copy Share Image
“She was his like a table or a chair, but a table owned you, too - by your fingerprints.” — Graham Greene Copy Share Image
“she tapped her finger and nothing happened and she thought she had lost her magic, but it had only changed and it took her… — Brian Andreas Copy Share Image
“On the misty window of her room, she let her finger trace a broken line. She was that line.” — Azin Sametipour Copy Share Image
“I couldn't help but notice that he'd pronounced her name differently, like her name, and only her name, contained all the good letters.” — Morgan Matson Copy Share Image
“But there was only her. Only this female in his arms. And the only name he could remember was hers.” — Sarah J. Maas Copy Share Image
“I don’t like being reminded of things I don’t remember doing while in a state of unremembrance.” — Patricia Gibney Copy Share Image
“make of Maria Lynch, with her freckled nose, inquisitive eyes and long hair tied up childishly in a ponytail, always dressed smartly. She looked… — Patricia Gibney Copy Share Image
“Sometimes the only way people can handle emotional pain is to cause themselves physical pain. In some cases, it can lead to suicide.” — Patricia Gibney Copy Share Image
“glad all the false décor would soon be consigned to the attic. She hated – no, despised – Christmas” — Patricia Gibney Copy Share Image
“splash in puddles. But she wasn’t five any more and she was stuck in Natasha’s house. Sitting back down on the bed, she dragged… — Patricia Gibney Copy Share Image
“As her life choked away beneath the tightness , in a strange way she welcomed the physical pain over the anguished years of mental affliction.” — Patricia Gibney Copy Share Image
“With her head bent low into the breeze, she trudged through the town as quickly as the frozen footpaths” — Patricia Gibney Copy Share Image
