Jenny

“Let us read, and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world.”
― Voltaire

“Pure magics don’t steal. They create, and add into the world something that wasn’t there before—and the result is not the opposite. Kindness does not beget cruelty. Instead it begets hope and comfort”
― Kati Wilde, The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride

“The thing about Manon was that she couldn’t get enough of life’s pleasures. The tastes, the smells, the sensations, she was greedy for them. Manon didn’t just want to smell the roses, she wanted to bathe in them. She wanted to feel the petals on her bare skin, and weave the flowers into her hair so she could carry their scent with her wherever she went. This was also what seemed to constantly get her into trouble. Because apparently enjoyment and pleasure weren’t proper, or polite, or godly. But if this God had created life–why was she constantly chastised in his name for enjoying his gifts?”
― Ellie Mae MacGregor, The Witch's Wolves

“Love and kindness are the most powerful of all magics—and not only for the one who gives, but also for whom the magic is bestowed upon. So love is nothing to dread or fear.”
― Kati Wilde, The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride