Stephanie Sapp

“We'll just wait for nature. She put us in this predicament and will help get us out. No use shouting at the rain. No one was hurt.”
― Lynda Mullaly Hunt, Shouting at the Rain

“So much in this world does not seem real. We think we are so connected nowadays -- cell phones, Internet, and constant access to everything and everybody. But we're not really connected. We've forgotten what's real. We've forgotten how to interact with the world around us. Not just to see something on a screen but to feel it, to smell it, to taste it. That's reality.”
― Deron R. Hicks, Secrets of Shakespeare’s Grave

“It's Friday," I reminded her. "We prefer our homework to age over the weekend, making it tender.”
― Sheila Turnage, The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing

“Libraries are about books. Books have no color. And they don't care who reads them.”
― Augusta Scattergood, Glory Be