"Linden Hills" Quotes
The book "Linden Hills" by Gloria Naylor explores the dark underbelly of an affluent African American community.
fiction | 304 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
The pursuit of a dream, even after the dream has been realized, is the pursuit of a lifetime.
A woman can't be a woman and a man at the same time.
The emptiness of the house could not be measured by its square footage.
People who have never known poverty take it for granted and have no sympathy for those who do.
The most dangerous kind of person is the one who makes up his mind to be good.
The only power that ignorance possesses is the power to destroy.
Love is a delicate thing. It is warm and alive, but it can be easily crushed and destroyed.
The only way to be free is to be free of the need to be free.
The greatest tragedy in the world is to be forgotten.
The line between genius and madness is faint, and thin as a spider's web.
