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SarahBeth is Currently Reading

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The Missing of Clairdelune (The Mirror Visitor Quartet, #2)

by Christelle Dabos

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Jul 05, 2024 04:59PM

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Gods of the Wyrdwood (Forsaken, #1)

by R.J. Barker (Goodreads Author)

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“This was part of the Nazis’ plan, do you see? To make even us believe that we had no place on this earth. But then the ugliness, the brutality would be pierced by this ray of beauty, and you’d think . . .”
― Laura Marx Fitzgerald, Under the Egg

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“What an unequaled gift for disaster you have.”
― Naomi Novik, Uprooted

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“Sometimes words alone can save your life.”
― Diane Magras, The Mad Wolf's Daughter

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“There was a common proverb of old, "What is it to the Romans that the Greeks die?" So we think that our dangers and calamities only belong to ourselves. But how does this principle agree with the commandment of God? For his will is that we should all live together, and be to each other as brethren.”
― Martin Luther, Commentary on Genesis, Volume 2: Luther on Sin and the Flood

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