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Tell Me Lies

by Carola Lovering (Goodreads Author)

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Stop Walking on Eggshells for Parents: How to Help Your Child (of Any Age) with Borderline Personality Disorder without Losing Yourself

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Book cover for It Starts with Us (It Ends with Us, #2)

It Starts with Us (It Ends with Us, #2) by Colleen Hoover

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“Asher, we are masters at masking our sadness, but deep down inside, if we are honest, we know that there is an unsatisfied longing deep inside all of us. Your portraits invite people to be alone and quiet and truthful with themselves; to admit the longing and to discover the goodness in their sadness. Maybe?”
― Allen Levi, Theo of Golden

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“gussied up as well, out of respect for the young musician.”
― Allen Levi, Theo of Golden

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“Having that woman in this house made him feel complete, even though he was all the more unhappy for it. It’s funny how so many people end up finding such comfort, even contentment, in their misery.”
― Carola Lovering, Tell Me Lies

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“What about the child? That one there?” Asher pointed to the beaming face of a young boy. Theo looked. “OK. That one: no sadness. But draw him again in thirty years.”
― Allen Levi, Theo of Golden

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“have a close friend who is an eye doctor and a man of great depth. He holds firmly to the belief that the most important (and formative and effortless) thing a parent can do for a baby is to gaze into his or her face, to hold him or her close and engage the eyes. Could anything be simpler? Is anything more profound? Does anything more deeply change parent and child? I wonder if, like newborn children, we go through our entire lives looking for a face, longing for a particular gaze that calms and fills us, that loves and welcomes us, that recognizes and runs to greet us. Is that perhaps what this day, Christmas, is all about?”
― Allen Levi, Theo of Golden

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