Liz Trenow > Quotes

“I stitched my love into this quilt, sewn it neatly, proud and true. Though you have gone, I must live on, and this will hold me close to you.”
― Liz Trenow, The Forgotten Seamstress

“The sun on my cheek became the touch of a warm hand, the gentle breeze in my hair his his breath as he whispered that he loved me.”
― Liz Trenow, The Last Telegram

“A good malt is the sign of a civilised nation,’ he’d say. ‘All enlightened people should understand its subtleties”
― Liz Trenow, The Lost Soldiers

“It’s such a bitter irony. There we were, worrying about how he would cope with his physical injury but it’s the effect on his mind that is disabling him now.”
― Liz Trenow, All the Things We Lost

“copy of your book The Story of Helena Hall Hospital, but”
― Liz Trenow, The Forgotten Seamstress

“You can’t go on hating people for what is passed, can you?’ she said.”
― Liz Trenow, The Lost Soldiers