Julie

“If Maud’s suffragist mother, Matilda, had taught her anything, it was that if you wanted something, you needed to ask for it—or demand it, if necessary.”
― Elizabeth Letts, Finding Dorothy

“there were two kinds of people in the world: fans of Oz—those who remembered their childhoods—and those who pretended that they had never even heard of Oz, who believed that adults should put away childish things.”
― Elizabeth Letts, Finding Dorothy

“Was it possible? Was there really somewhere else—somewhere at the far end of the rainbow that was better than this place? She certainly hoped so.”
― Elizabeth Letts, Finding Dorothy

“The fight for all women has got to begin with the women closest to you.”
― Elizabeth Letts, Finding Dorothy