Motherhood Quote by Trevor Noah

“if she hadn’t been at peace, then at least she wasn’t at war with herself.”

— Sherry Thomas

“She was a poor person, I was her poor child, and no one asks poor people if they want war.”

— Viet Thanh Nguyen

“If the war had taught her anything, it was to take nothing for granted: that it wasn’t safe to put off what mattered. Life…

— M.L. Stedman

“The cause didn't seem sacred to her. The war did not seem to be holy affair.”

— Margaret Mitchell

“...I managed to make it clear that what I most wanted was time to grow up. The war had not matured me; I was…

— Robertson Davies

“The truth was, they had not kept in touch. War could bond men like a magnet, but like a magnet it could repel them,…

— Mitch Albom

“She tried to clear her mind. She knew she needed to return to the war, already in progress.”

— Sharon Linnea

“Those women talked about me, the men probably did too. But none of them knew what I had, where I was going, who I…

— Nnedi Okorafor

“They weren't necessarily soldiers, but you didn't have to be soldiers to be affected by it all.”

— John Marsden

“She found that the whole world could be contained in one place because that place was herself. Nothing had prepared her for this.”

— Jeanette Winterson

“The girls couldn't block out these things and they didn't want to; they wanted to stay acutely aware of the war against them so…

— Sara Marcus

“In the fall the war was always there, but we did not go to it anymore.”

— Ernest Hemingway