Quote by Virginia Woolf

“She was a good girl, he said to himself. He was thinking without quite phrasing it that no other person had ever understood him…

— Norman Mailer

“I told her that what was most important to me was not whether she loved a man or a woman, but that she loved…

— andrew solomon

“It was funny, she was thinking, how something that had seemed sentimental and important, and even more - almost sacred - could turn into…

— Rona Jaffe

“When she'd read, her voice wrapped around my head and my heart, and it softened and lightened everything up. It put a pain in…

— Katherine Hannigan

“For she was clever. It had not been a lie then, that ecstasy which had visited her when she read A Midsummer Night's Dream…

— Winifred Holtby

“how to be poignant and moving and clever on the face of that, when all I felt was hollow.”

— Tiffanie DeBartolo

“He made her feel as if she was the answer to every question he'd ever had.”

— Marie Force

“She'd always been an emotional giver- never afraid to soothe, nurture, touch. She cried big, laughed loud, and refused to shy away from silliness.…

— Jennifer Probst

“She had felt capable of anything.”

— Karin Slaughter

“Only if one feels immensely important she had told him, can one feel truly light.”

— Ayn Rand

“She listened for the pain in my words, not to the narrative itself. She was intuiting what it meant to me, what was most…

— Alice Sebold

“She felt as though, just for a second, she had understood something vastly important, had had a glimpse of it: love, pure and simple…

— Lauren Oliver