Quote by Tim Kreider

“Jenny the junkie now seemed like Jenny the genius.”

— Kate Stewart

“Jenny Fields felt undone, the way only a person who has been careful can feel when confronted by a mistake.”

— John Irving

“One is congenitally a woman; one tries not to be, but it's a question of one's humanity.”

— Malcolm Bradbury

“Jenny had spent her girlhood at Nature’s knee. Birds and beasts were the only friends she had, and meadows, mountains and forests were all…

— Dornford Yates

“Maybe Jenny and Grace weren’t so different from the butterfly… maybe they both needed to simply be who they were, stop trying to wish…

— Mary Campisi

“I reminded myself that the one thing Jenny Flick couldn't buy, no matter what she used as currency, was a ticket to drive on…

— A.S. King

“in the hospital, Jenny Fields felt she was making up for lost time; she was discovering that people weren't much more mysterious, or much…

— John Irving

“Look how healthy you are, and your skin, it's like a Barbie doll." "Why, thank you, Jenny." Christine graciously accepted the compliment, only to…

— Carroll Bryant

“Being human makes us one. Be uniquely ourselves makes us individual." - Nancy S. Mure, Author of Unidentical Twins”

— Nancy S. Mure

“Jenny looked, as usual, elegant and as fine-drawn as a young doe, but oddly muted, as if she had been outlined in sepia.”

— Anne Rivers Siddons

“Lena felt like a child. Worse than a child and less valuable. She felt like a mouse. No, smaller than a mouse and less…

— Ann Brashares

“A woman who is herself only a sexual object, lives finally in a world of objects, unable to touch in others the individual identity…

— Betty Friedan