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Book cover for A Match for Emma (Mitchell's Crossroads, #3)
“God loves us too much to keep us where we are, Em.”
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Katherine Reay
“Self-protection keeps you from love, Mr. Knightley-all love. I am so sad at how I've kept them at a distance-the Muirs, Alex, Father John, Kyle, Hannah...Anyone and everyone who has ever stood by me. I played God in our relationships. I determined their value by how much I let them in, by how much I let them determine my worth. I'm not God. And I don't need to work so hard anymore...”
Katherine Reay, Dear Mr. Knightley

Madeline  Martin
“...his mistreatment had nothing to do with her, and everything to do with him.”
Madeline Martin, The Last Bookshop in London

Ruta Sepetys
“I wept because i had no shoes,
until i met a man who had no feet.”
Ruta Sepetys, Salt to the Sea

Madeline  Martin
“It's going somewhere without ever taking a train or ship, an unveiling of new, incredible worlds. It's living a life you weren't born into and a chance to see everything colored by someone else's perspective. It's learning without having to face consequences of failures, and how best to succeed...I think within all of us, there is a void, a gap waiting to be filled by something. For me, that something is books and all their proffered experiences.”
Madeline Martin, The Last Bookshop in London

Madeline  Martin
“You saw how Ebenezer's unhappy childhood [of A Christmas Carol] made him who he was. Imagine how he might feel if his business burned to the ground." It was an apt comparison between Ebenezer Scrooge and Mrs. Nesbitt to be sure. One Grace had never thought to put together before that moment. But it was true how anger could be used to mask hurt, especially when hurt was such a very vulnerable emotion. Even Mr. Evans had used his gruffness to mask his memories of his daughter when Grace had first started to work at the bookshop. Who knew what Mrs. Nesbitt had experienced in her life to make her so hard and bitter?”
Madeline Martin, The Last Bookshop in London

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