Noha Ali

“An angry man was dominant. An angry woman, on the other hand, must have lost her grip on sanity.”
― Evie Woods, The Lost Bookshop

“there was a young woman who came to the library, miles away from her true home. She read a story about a girl who had come to a fork in the road and was so afraid of making the wrong decision that she stayed where she was, huddled in the hollow of a tree. After several days, an old woman came along and told her a riddle. She asked, ‘What is something you create, even if you do nothing?’ The answer was a choice. Choosing not to do something was still a choice.”
― Evie Woods, The Lost Bookshop

“I couldn’t explain it, not even to myself, but books gave me an unflinching sense of stability and groundedness. That because words survived, somehow I would too.”
― Evie Woods, The Lost Bookshop

“Listen to me, Martha – if you’re not scared, then you’re not living.”
― Evie Woods, The Lost Bookshop