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The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #1)

by Patrick Rothfuss (Goodreads Author)

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Seams like Murder (Grace Designs Mysteries, #1)

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A Lady's Scheme (The Best Laid Plans, #1)

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The Wicked Wyckerly

by Patricia Rice

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“To forgive is to grieve—for what happened, for what didn't happen—and to give up the need for a different past. To accept life as it was and it is.”
― Edith Eva Eger, The Choice: Embrace the Possible

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“To be passive is to let others decide for you. To be aggressive is to decide for others. To be assertive is to decide for yourself. And to trust that there is enough, that you are enough.”
― Edith Eger, The Choice: Embrace the Possible

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“At best, revenge is useless. It can’t alter what was done to us, it can’t erase the wrongs we’ve suffered, it can’t bring back the dead. At worst, revenge perpetuates the cycle of hate. It keeps the hate circling on and on. When we seek revenge, even nonviolent revenge, we are revolving, not evolving.”
― Edith Eger, The Choice: Embrace the Possible

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“Suppressing the feelings only makes it harder to let them go. Expression is the opposite of depression.”
― Edith Eger, The Choice: Embrace the Possible

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“In contrast, victimhood comes from the inside. No one can make you a victim but you. We become victims not because of what happens to us but when we choose to hold on to our victimization. We develop a victim’s mind—a way of thinking and being that is rigid, blaming, pessimistic, stuck in the past, unforgiving, punitive, and without healthy limits or boundaries. We become our own jailors when we choose the confines of the victim’s mind.”
― Edith Eger, The Choice: Embrace the Possible

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