Lindsay

“A peasant that reads is a prince in waiting.”
― Walter Mosley, The Long Fall

“Don't we teach our women to view all men according to the actions of a few?”
― Tamora Pierce, The Will of the Empress

“And she told you something about yourself you really ought to know: that you're beautiful, and worth loving.”
― Tamora Pierce, The Will of the Empress

“If all you’re going to do is talk in riddles, why bother with it at all? Why go to all the trouble of saying things that nobody’s able to understand?” “Because it's necessary to say it. The word determines the event. The word puts limits on the event and shapes it. Without the word, the event is merely a random happening. That’s the whole purpose of what you call prophecy—to separate the significant from the random.”
― David Eddings, Enchanters' End Game