21 Quotes by Pam Jenoff

There is a flash in her eyes as she expects to be rejected yet again. How is it possible after all that she has been through that she can still let people hurt her?

Though no one speaks of it, I sometimes wonder if we are marching toward extinction with each performance, too busy dancing and flying through the air to see it.

I wonder what he sees, a chapter from a book I have never read.

Never assume that you know the mind of another.

Sometimes our forever life does not last as long as we think.

But the truth was when it came to grief, each person was an island, alone.

I see my own mother now, as clearly as I had the day she watched me leave. She should have fought for me, protected me with her life.

You love the people they were before, before all the awfulness that made them do this thing.

You need to do better,” Pan Rosenberg said before I could speak. He pointed upward. “Up there, almost no more Jews live.” He did not bother to spare me from the truth the way my parents and others had when I was younger. There was no safety in hiding things anymore. “We are the last of our kind and down here we are alive. You owe it to your parents to go on.