21 Quotes by Diane Armstrong

As the baby’s first cry filled the barn, Yossel placed his hand over the tiny mouth. Tears streamed down his face as he invoked curses on the heads of the persecutors of the innocent for ever and ever. The cry died away and the tiny body grew limp. Without.

Now that it was too late, Halina wished she had found a way of breaking down that wall and reaching the woman on the other side.

Everything in the world is interconnected, everything moves and changes, but nothing ever vanishes.