Children Quote by Sarah Winman

You can hold onto anything to make you carry on.

— Sarah Winman

“... I wrote about ... my childhood, when dreams were small and attainable for all. When sweets were a penny and god was a rabbit.”

— Sarah Winman

“Autumn knocks on the window. I pull back the sliding doors and let it in. Lights from the meat market flicker and car lights…

— Sarah Winman

“The first thing we need to find,' said Mr Golan, 'is a reason to live'. ... 'Without a reason, why bother? Existence needs purpose:…

— Sarah Winman

“He started to do that, started to inform me of everything; the inconsequential, the meaningful; conversations that ended in a cul-de-sac of unanswerable rhetoric.…

— Sarah Winman

“[My mum] was always like that: grateful for life itself. Her glass was not only half full, it was gold plated with a permanent…

— Sarah Winman

“It was the final chapter of his breakdown, the moment when his glass drained of everything, and its emptiness awaited only for choices to…

— Sarah Winman

“There's something about first love, isn't there? she said. It's untouchable to those who played no part in it. But it's the measure of…

— Sarah Winman

Memories no matter how small or inconsequential are the pages that define us.

— Sarah Winman

“And I wonder what the sound of a heart breaking might be. And I think it might be quiet, unperceptively so, and not dramatic…

— Sarah Winman

“I'd been feeling like this for a while, the continual looking back, the stuckness of it all. I blamed it on the coming New…

— Sarah Winman

“Everyone had a story of grief. Everyone else's was worse than yours.”

— Sarah Winman