669 Quotes by Kristin Hannah

My childhood, I thought naively, was mine alone, those memories painted in vibrant oil strokes on the canvas of my years.

Think about the women who fought for the vote. They had to be scared, too, but they marched for change, even if it meant going to jail. And now we can vote. Sometimes the end is worth any sacrifice.

My grandfather was a Texas Ranger. He used to tell me that courage was a lie. It was just fear that you ignored.