"Accordion Crimes" Quotes
"Accordion Crimes" follows the journey of an accordion through different owners, showcasing the diverse experiences of immigrants in America.
fiction | 432 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
He sang something that wasn't English, something that wasn't a song.
I do not want to die without having eaten the food of my country.
The worst times are the best times. You know that, honey.
She didn't have nothing to tell nobody.
We drink to forget, but we never do.
The kitchen was a good place to be, good smells came from there, and there was a kind of cleanliness about the whole thing.
He believes he has the right to do what he wants, to take what he wants.
In the heat of the sun the music was slow, sad and sweet.
He liked to hear the sound of the accordion in the night. He could smell lilacs.
He had a feeling of doom, a dread.
