Read Between The Times (Lisa Anderson)

“History, memory is by definition fiction. Once an event is no longer present, but remembered, it is narrative. And we can choose the narratives we tell - about our own lives, our own stories, our own relationships. We can choose the chapters we give meaning.”
― Rebecca Serle, One Italian Summer

“Her silence was like a mirror - reflecting yourself back at you. And it was often an ugly sight.”
― Alex Michaelides, The Silent Patient

“I think you have to have faith in people before they earn it.

Otherwise it's not faith, right?”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, Daisy Jones & The Six

“It's surreal just how much children are attuned to emotions that adults pretend to be oblivious of. They're the ones who deserve the title of hero, living bravely, taking chances, leaping before looking, letting their emotions through - the definition of living out loud.”
― Kate Stewart, The Plight Before Christmas