"Saint Maybe" Quotes
A young man must come to terms with the consequences of a family tragedy and find a way to make amends.
fiction | 337 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
If we didn't need food, we'd have no reason to get up in the morning.
You can't just erase your mistakes. You can't wipe them away like words off a chalkboard.
The trouble with dying is you have to rely on other people to bury you.
It was like the world was a book, and he was reading it from the back to the front.
You can't protect your children from the pain of the world. That kind of pain is coming, and it's coming like a freight train.
Family is the place you can always come back to, no matter how far you stray.
Regret was a slippery emotion, always out of reach.
It's like those little birds that build their nests out of anything they can find, no matter how flimsy or ugly; they don't care, as long as they have something to call their own.
Sometimes I think we don't even know what we're looking for until we find it.
There's a sort of grace in accepting what can't be changed.
