Aunt Quote by Philip Roth

“She hated using airplane toilets. She was always afraid the plane would choose the exact moment she was most defenseless to crash, and she'd…

— Susan Elizabeth Phillips

“Sometimes Alberta felt as if there were a conspiracy against her, as if the whole world were in agreement not to say a word.…

— Cora Sandel

“And among the sleeping soldiers and colonists in the crypts lay one apart, a woman who had forgotten the meaning of life.”

— David Marusek

“I heard the Tolson's are so poor she has to nick toilet roll from the supply cupboard. I also heard she has to take…

— Louise Nicks

“But Alberta sat there wretchedly. God knows who put the words into her mouth. They were not her own. They were foreign to her,…

— Cora Sandel

“Not that we knew of, but I believe she did tell him everything, and I think, Flora, he ought to know everything, especially now.…

— Charlotte Mary Yonge

“I've got my own toilet." -- Grace Harper”

— Christine Amsden

“Alberta felt her face grow old and shrivelled at her own words. She was a shadow already, half old, distressing, comic. Something happened from…

— Cora Sandel

“There’s something horrible in the toilet!” Daphne shouted. “Yeah, I think I forgot to flush,” Puck said. “Not that! A little man,” Granny Relda…

— Michael Buckley

“Alexander speaks. “Anthony, I’m going to tell you something. In 1941, when I met your mother, she had turned seventeen and was working at…

— Paullina Simons

“What was war really like? What vast crack had buried Jeff down in the mud, had sent Andy off with cattle? What had changed…

— Jackie French

In Sussex Drive, Linda Svendsen takes us deep behind the lines of Ottawa’s politics, polls and pomp, and into the lives of Canada’s two…

— Terry Fallis