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Bright Young Women

by Jessica Knoll (Goodreads Author)

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Wyrd Sisters (Discworld, #6; Witches, #2)

by Terry Pratchett

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The Serpent and the Wings of Night (Crowns of Nyaxia, #1)

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janel’s Quotes

“Because unlike boys, girls turn inward. They hide. They adapt, even if it hurts. Because they are not screaming, people assume they do not suffer.”
― Amy Reed, The Nowhere Girls

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“I understood then, the immense honor it is to hurt like she does. To have loved someone so much that the taste of maple syrup can make you cry and laugh at the same time.”
― Emily Henry, Happy Place

tags: grief-and-loss, loss, love

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“I imagined them all thinking it was worth it. Telling me how much they loved me. All my life, when I thought of my future, that was what I pictured. Not a career. The things I thought would come with it. Happiness, love, safety. And that dream had been enough for a long time. What was school if not a chance to earn your worth? To prove, again and again, that you were measurably good. One more deal I struck with a disinterested universe: If I'm good enough, I'll be happy. I'll be loved. I'll be safe.”
― Emily Henry, Happy Place

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