Born: 01-01-1937
Virginia Euwer Wolff is an acclaimed American author renowned for her impactful young adult novels. Her writing, characterized by emotional depth and social relevance, often explores themes of resilience and personal growth. Wolff's celebrated works include the award-winning "Make Lemonade" trilogy, which has resonated with readers for its authentic portrayal of teenage struggles. Her contributions to literature have earned her numerous accolades, highlighting her significant influence in the field of young adult fiction.
I am here in my room now, and it is the place of my heart.
Mama says she hopes I'll get a decent job, but I'm not sure I will. I don't know if I'm smart enough.
The way she said she was gonna get me a job, like she was going to give me something.
When you've got a baby, you've got a lot of love.
I am so lucky. I have two kids and we all love each other.
I'm not a bad person. I just want what's coming to me.
I'm a good mother. I'm the best mother.
A baby is the best. You can't be unhappy with a baby in the house.
She's strong. She can do anything.
We can make lemonade without sugar. We don't need nothing. We're fine.
The plain fact is, sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear eats you.
I'm not a girl anymore. I'm a mother.