“It was about a class system, the fact that the underclass, Oskar and Albin, always slipped off the roofs of the rich folk.”
― The Princess of Burundi
― The Princess of Burundi
“I’ve felt the same thing,” she said. “We all love our kids, but we want so much. The kids are everything to us, and yet they aren’t our life, so to speak. Some women love to putter around at home but I almost went crazy that first year. Sitting around the playground shooting the breeze with other moms was not my thing.”
― The Princess of Burundi
― The Princess of Burundi
“A person has to find a place where they fit in, that’s all.”
― The Princess of Burundi
― The Princess of Burundi
“Lindell had seen too many of these women who subordinated themselves, but could also feel the temptation of giving in to a more traditional woman’s role. It would be so easy to be like her mother. So seemingly secure.”
― The Princess of Burundi
― The Princess of Burundi
“Berglund was certainly aware of the fact that there were two cities, two Uppsalas: Oskar’s and the skånkarna’s, with their academic degrees. You didn’t hear people talk about it much anymore, but you still felt the effects of this division.”
― The Princess of Burundi
― The Princess of Burundi
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