"Dance Me Outside" Quotes
"Dance Me Outside" by W.P. Kinsella is a collection of interconnected stories that explore the lives, struggles, and humor of Indigenous teenagers living on a Canadian reservation.
fiction | 158 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
I'm just tryin' to stay outta jail. It's like a career with me.
You can't trust nobody but your family. And sometimes, not even them.
The rez is a dangerous place. But it's home.
Sometimes, you gotta laugh to keep from cryin'.
You can't let the white man get you down. You gotta rise above.
Life's tough, but we're tougher.
Love ain't always pretty, but it's always worth fightin' for.
The past ain't somethin' you can outrun. It's always right there behind you.
We might be poor, but we're rich in spirit.
Don't let nobody tell you who you are. Only you can define yourself.
