Hannah Gold > Quotes

“And when you live from your heart, it's impossible to ever tell a lie.”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear

“When her roar finally came, bouncing and skipping across the waves, it landed right at his feet. He stood for a moment and allowed the roar to envelop him in one last April-sized hug. It was the biggest, best hug of all.”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear

“A real leader has the courage to speak up for change even if other people disagree.”
― Hannah Gold, Finding Bear

“family of urban foxes lived.”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear

“A patchwork of blue, emerald and turquoise, with white horses dancing like diamonds on the surface. The water stretched out forever until it melted into the sky.”
― Hannah Gold, The Lost Whale: An Unforgettable Story of Friendship and Hope about a Boy's Ocean Quest to Save a Gray Whale - for Children

“She raced to his side, dropping to her knees in a huge whoosh, and threw her arms around his neck. Like an excitable puppy, he whimpered and squirmed and licked her face. His bright chocolate eyes drank her up and made her tummy all gooey. She buried her face in his soft, downy fur and together they clung on.”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear

“The days continued to pass, marked only with the iridescent shine of happiness. There was no dusk, and there was no dawn. Even her watch stopped - it was something to do with being so close to the North Pole. And with nothing to tell the time, day blended into night and night blended into day. Time was no longer hands on a clock but something endless, infinite and magical.
It was summer.
And it was the best summer.”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear

“The pain rose up from somewhere she didn't even know existed. It rocketed up like a wave and rolled over her like thunder. There was a rip somewhere in the chasm of the universe. Something splintering into a thousand trillion pieces. And she knew that however hard she searched, she would never be able to find them all again.”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear

“Cocooned in the cradle of the uppermost branches was where she did her best and loftiest”
― Hannah Gold, Turtle Moon

“North Pole.”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear

“tiny”
― Hannah Gold, The Lost Whale

“The majestic shape of the mountains silhouetted against violet skies, the golden glow of the sun rising slowly on the horizon so it shone like butter against the ice. It was beyond the edge of the world - beyond the edge of anything April had ever experienced in her life. It was so huge and so colossal that it stole the breath from her throat and layer by layer, stripped away all the parts that had ever made her doubt herself.”
― Hannah Gold, Finding Bear

“They looked like all the other Norwegian houses she’d seen so far – pointed rooftops, painted wooden slats and the whisper of a magical fairy tale about them. The”
― Hannah Gold, The Last Bear