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“It’s a choice,” I went on, feeling like I needed to make him see. “A choice to value the good things that matter. A choice to rise above everything that could pull you down. A choice to look misery right in the eyes … and then give it the
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“There is too much tendency to attribute to God the evils that man does of his own free will. I must concede you the Devil. God doesn't really need to punish us, Miss Barton. We're so busy punishing ourselves.”
― The Moving Finger
― The Moving Finger
“Love is never complicated. The circumstances are but never the love.”
― One Summer in Savannah
― One Summer in Savannah
“For all that "home" was considered a word of warmth and comfort, policemen knew better. Home is where the heart is, and the heart could be a dark and damaged place.”
― Homecoming
― Homecoming
“Sometimes the worst thing that happens to us turns out to be the best thing”
― One Summer in Savannah
― One Summer in Savannah
“What causes crime?" Hercule Poirot demanded rhetorically. "It is a question, that. What stimulus is needed? What inbred predisposition does there have to be? Is every one capable of crime- of some crime? And what happens that is what I have asked myself from the beginning, what happens when people who have been protected from real life-from its assaults and ravages--are suddenly deprived of that protection?”
― Taken at the Flood
― Taken at the Flood
Kathryn’s 2025 Year in Books
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168 books
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860 books
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853 books
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309 books
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274 books
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576 books
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