Abigail Singrey

“But to me, what’s ideal for a dog is a life where she is honored for who she is and not expected to become something she’s not. It’s a life where her most basic needs are deeply satisfied and one in which her emotional wellness is prioritized so that she develops resilience.”
― Kerry Nichols, Puppy Brain: How Our Dogs Learn, Think, and Love

“The worst of it was that Bambleby had warned me away from the tree - if I descended into a murderous rage, or turned into a tree myself, he would be very smug about it.”
― Heather Fawcett, Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries

“Things have a way of taking on the lives of those around them, so when someone in the house betrays you, it's a betrayal multiplied in perpetuity: your favorite book turns to drivel; coffee in space-related paraphernalia, undrinkable; couches, unsittable. And when the betrayer walks out the front door for the last time, you'll have to dig a tunnel under the house, or exit through the chimney, because fuck that door.”
― David Arnold, I Loved You In Another Life

“She'd believed herself to be special, an exception, capable of turning a curse to a blessing. Only now could she see that was glory's real power, that seduction. She'd never known such self-loathing.”
― Kimberly Brock, The Fabled Earth