Emily

“I don’t like princesses,” the little girl piped up. “We live in a democracy.” She gestured at their daughter as if to say, “Exactly, she gets it!” “I like princesses!” said the little boy. “They’re good at singing.” “Good point.”
― Tracy Sierra, Nightwatching

“As Lewis held Wren’s hands, he thought of her kindness, her intelligence, her inner beauty. Yet, just as he married these known qualities, he also married her vast unknowns. And she, his.”
― Emily Habeck, Shark Heart

“I don’t think you turn thirty and become immune to mistake-making or lesson-learning. You grow wiser (supposedly) but never omniscient. There’s always something you need to be taught, and so you keep learning and you keep growing up—until you’re dead.”
― Jessica George, Maame

“Yes, trust. Anything you do—borrowing money from a bank, commissioning a piece of work, sending or receiving a parcel, making a plan with friends, ordering food at a restaurant—all those things can only happen because of mutual trust on both sides.”
― Michiko Aoyama, What You Are Looking for is in the Library