Quote by Sarah Addison Allen

“I stare up at whiteness. When I was young, I thought that was what heaven would be like, all white light and nothing else.…

— Veronica Roth

“She knew then that white was more than a color: It was a cold, pale shade of understanding that seems to take all of…

— Vannetta Chapman

“Grandma sees these things when she talks about them and gestures with her hands like she's painting brush strokes in the air. The way…

— Heidi W. Durrow

“When I first saw her, she stood out in vivid, living color while the world around her turned to grayscale.”

— Lori Perkins

“Everything around me was so starkly white that I began to believe that I would turn white sooner or later. I was quietly being…

— Nikesh Shukla

“Poor woman! She probably thought change of air might agree with many of her children.”

— Jane Austen

“The sky is white.”

— Diana Abu-Jaber

“Her grandmother had said once that she felt it was only her body that was old. Inside she had always been the same young…

— Jostein Gaarder

“She raised her sad blue eyes to mine. "It's going to be so boring here without you. And I'm going to have to deal…

— Shannon Greenland

“I think I just inhaled a cloud shaped like the ghost of my grandpa, and all I have to say is grandma smelled better.”

— Jarod Kintz

“I had seen the world as either white or black. It is only when I read the pages of her diary that I understood…

— Sanhita Baruah

“Seeing Grandma this way, it makes me know for certain that everything about a person will show up in another person in the family.”

— Heidi W. Durrow