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the way the leaves turned a panoply of colors before the trees let them go; the earthy aroma the breeze ferried across the fields; the crackle of frost, the clean taste in the air, the way the streets looked after the rain had come and
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“That's the thing about flowers, isn't it? They're lush and extravagant and demand your attention, and you think they're the most exquisite thing, but then in the shortest time they're not very lovely at all. They wilt and they turn the water brown, and soon you can't hold on to them any longer.”
― One Day in December
― One Day in December
“I stare out into the darkness, my eyes reaching great distances beyond the nearest window. I look at the moon, and I look at the stars, trailing the constellations with my eyes. My body curls tighter, my hands trembling, my lips curling into a bitter frown. My fingers and toes are numb—no, everything is numb. I do not have control anymore, I cannot do anything to stop her… so I lie there, and I feel her wrath flourish within me. I’ve learned to embrace it.”
― Fifty Days
― Fifty Days
“No season appeals to the eyes as much as autumn; no season touches the souls as powerfully as autumn and no season invites us to the world of mournful thoughts as intensely as autumn!”
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“In a few moments, the doors will open, and the next act of Dylan’s story will begin. No matter what the judge’s ruling, Max’s and Pip’s lives will be irreversibly changed today, and Leila knows they will forever question the choices they made in the weeks leading up to the hearing. But when you stand at a crossroad you cannot see each destination, only the beginnings of the paths that will lead you there. All you can do is choose one, and walk, and hope that someone will walk with you.”
― After the End
― After the End
“(P)sychologists at the new School for Social Research found that fiction books improve our ability to register and read others' emotions and, according to an article in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology, research also shows that literary fiction enhances our ability to reflect on our problems through reading about characters who are facing similar issues and problems.”
― The Little Book of Lykke: The Danish Search for the World's Happiest People
― The Little Book of Lykke: The Danish Search for the World's Happiest People
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