I’m currently reading The Maid by Nita Prose and this quote immediately stood out to me. It’s definitely something to think about.
Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren {Quote It Wednesday}
I’m a big introvert and I’ve been called quiet my entire life. Sometimes neutrally, but also sometimes judgmental and somewhat scathing. (I remember someone once compared me being quiet to being an alcoholic, because “saying …
Hook, Line and Sinker by Tessa Bailey {Quote It Wednesday}
I feel like I always go for the same type of quotes, mostly the motivational kind. But really, this is a reminder we can all use sometimes, isn’t it?
The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata {Quote It Wednesday}
This quote felt like a nice reminder we can all use sometimes – the road to our goals is not always a straight line, and messing up sometimes does not mean the goal is out …
The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna {Quote It Wednesday}
The difference between nice and kind is so subtle but also so crucial. I’ll definitely keep trying to always be kind instead of just nice…
The Bodyguard by Katherine Center {Quote It Wednesday}
I read the much-hyped The Bodyguard this week and this beautiful quote stood out to me. It’s so true that we should all be our own biggest cheerleader, but in reality most of us probably …
I Was Born For This by Alice Oseman {Quote It Wednesday}
I never understood why the whole world has such problems with teenage girls being a fan of something. The world fangirl has always had such a horrible connotation, like being a fangirl is something to …
Book Lovers by Emily Henry {Quote It Wednesday}
I realise I tend to post quotes about books and stories A LOT. But hey, it’s what I relate to a lot, so I figure a lot of you will too 😉
The Wedding Crasher by Mia Sosa {Quote It Wednesday}
For everyone who needs to hear this quote… I know I did! This quote from The Wedding Crasher really struck home when I listened to it.
Just Last Night by Mhairi McFarlane {Quote It Wednesday}
This quote is so true – seeing friends, family, coworkers in another context is disorientating indeed. It’s like we put everyone in a box, put a label on them and are then weirded out to …