"A Complicated Kindness" Quotes
A teenager navigates through the complexities of family, faith, and small-town life in a Mennonite community.
fiction | 253 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
It's never too late for the last minute.
I don't know what my problem is, but I'm sure it can be blamed on my parents.
I don't care to win. I want to love.
If I have any real belief, it's that I'm better at being happy than at being miserable.
I'm not sure how to hold this happiness. I'm afraid it will break and I'll be alone again.
I'm not sure I can keep living in a town where people are so busy trying to unearth their own garbage.
The sadness that comes from deep thinking and the sadness that comes from deep sadness are two different things.
Sometimes I think it's possible to live a life that's not a lie but to still withhold the truth.
I don't know if I'll ever be able to leave here and be normal. I'm not sure I want to be normal.
I'm not sure if God is real but I think the devil is.





