56 Quotes by Lucinda Riley

And never ever compare yourself to other artists. Whether they are better, or worse, it only leads to despair ...

And never ever compare yourself to other artists. Whether they are better, or worse, it only leads to desoair ...

Well, I learned that kids are the building blocks of the human race.  If they're wrong, the next generation will be wrong too.

When you trust your instincts, they're often proved right.

I'd Like to See-----------------I'd like to see the redOf the roses in full bloom.I'd like to see the silver Of sun's reflection on the moon.I'd like to see the blueOf the ocean when it's roaring.I'd like to see the brownOf the eagle when it's soaring.I'd like to see the purpleOf grapes hanging on the vine.I'd like to see the yellowOf the sun in summertime.I'd like to see the russet Of the chestnuts on the tree.I'd like to see the facesOf those that smile at me.

Kunst sollte für alle sichtbar sein', hatte er mir erklärt. 'Denn sie ist ein Seelengeschenk des Malers. Was vor den Blicken anderer verborgen werden muss, ist wertlos.

After the hardy baldness of the Norfolk landscape, which Julia appreciated had its own raw beauty, the Cote d'Azur offered spectacular, colorful intricacy. It was rather like comparing a rough diamond to an exquisitely fashioned and polished sapphire, yet they both had their own unique charms.

She watched as her sister appeared at the kitchen door and, as always, was struck by her beauty; while she was blonde and fair-skinned, Julia was dark and exotic. Her thick mane of mahogany hair framed her fine-featured face, the weight she had recently lost only serving to highlight her luminous, almond-shaped, amber eyes and high cheekbones.

I believe that our lives, just like fairy tales - the stories that have been written by us humans, through our own experiences of living - will always have a Hero and a Heroine, a Fairy Godmother and a Wicked Witch.