669 Quotes by Kristin Hannah

When you get older, you’ll understand. There’s a certain comfort in the familiar.

In sleep, I dream about the Comfort Lodge and Daniel.

Ask for help when you need it, and give help when you can.

In real life, she saw, it wasn’t like that. It was sadness opening up inside of you, changing how you saw the world.

She thought about the chain of choices that had led her here. A ten-degree shift anywhere along the way and everything would be different.

The four winds have blown us here, people from all across the country, to the very end of this great land. And now, at last, we make our stand, fight for what we know to be right. We fight for our American dream, that it will be possible again.

It was ridiculous. She knew crying wouldn’t help, because she cried in her sleep. Night after night she woke with tears on her cheeks, and none of it helped one bit. In fact, the opposite was true. The expression of grief didn’t help. Only its suppression would get her through these hard times.

Vianne didn’t hesitate. She knew now that no one could be neutral – not anymore – and as afraid as she was of risking Sophie’s life, she was suddenly more afraid of letting her daughter grow up in a world where good people did nothing to stop evil, where a good woman could turn her back on a friend in need. She reached for the toddler, took him in her arms.

But she wasn’t an I. She was a we. Her two beautiful children were counting on her, even if Loreda didn’t know it yet.