wayward son, by rainbow rowell
I’m not sure I’ve ever been this drained. It takes so much magic to stay alive in America.
I’m not sure I’ve ever been this drained. It takes so much magic to stay alive in America.
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From the very beginning of the world, the other species were a lifeboat for the people. Now, we must be theirs.
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Common ground, even shared human feeling, is not a given, but is arrived at through imaginative work.
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I think of the future I thought I was going to have and the one yawning in front of me like a chasm.
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That’s basically the story of every woman’s life, right? You become your mother or you don’t. Of course, every woman says she doesn’t want to be her mother, but that’s foolish. For a lot of women, becoming their mothers simply means growing up, taking on responsibility, acting like an adult is supposed to act.
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