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Harkan paused, that sad, tired look on his face that made her hackles rise because she knew he hoped it would change her, one of these days. Make her better. Make her good again. She lifted an eyebrow. Sorry, Harkan. Good girls don’t live ...more
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Rebecca Schaeffer
“But I can’t pick and choose what aspects of a person I want and make a new person for myself. That’s not how it works.”
Rebecca Schaeffer, Only Ashes Remain

Rebecca Schaeffer
“All lives are hard. But some leave you alive, and some leave you dead.”
•pg.240 - Nita”
Rebecca Schaeffer , Only Ashes Remain

Rebecca Schaeffer
“Sometimes, she felt like both of them were damned no matter what they did, good or bad. That any choice they made led to ruin. But she couldn't let herself think that way. There's always a way to victory. Always a path to survival. Maybe it was ugly and painted in blood and grief, but it was there. She believed it. She had to believe it."
•pg.199 - Nita's thoughts”
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“I can't promise I won't make mistakes again. I can't promise I won't freak out when you do something that scares me. I'm not perfect. But I can promise I'll always try, and I'll always be on your side.”
•pg.381 - Nita”
Rebecca Schaeffer, Only Ashes Remain

Kate  Moore
“It's a book that is set over 160 year ago. A lot has changed. A lot hasn't. We are only just beginning to appreciate exactly how a person's powerlessness may lead to struggles with their mental health. With our understanding, statics showing higher rates of mental illness in women, people of color and other disenfranchised groups become translated into truth. NOT a biological deficiency as doctors first thought. But a cultural creation that, if wanted to, we could do something about.”
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