Glass Ellen Hopkins Quotes Novels & Stories

" I think the time to be a big girl is here. I always relied on everyone in this family and I'm scared I might make wrong decisions " "Who said that you're not allowed to make mistakes?" Jaden asked," obstacles are an essential part of life even though it sucks, we can always learn from our mistakes right?" I brought my knees close to my chest, my voice started shaking tears urging me to fall. "I don't want to be a disappointment " "The same hammer that shatters glass forges steel" He quoted." Whatever problem you encounter, can be used to make you stronger" He stood up and came to face me. " Conquer all these fears and take advantage of it "

"Perhaps the ingenious lies in telling the truth just because no one would believe it even if they heard it." Daphne's laughter came to an abrupt stop. 'That would be quite ingenious.' "Besides I prefer the quiet life." Collen poured another drink this time one for the girls as well. "You would be surprised what you're capable of learning if everyone just believes you are a nobody." He gave them a smile and held out the glasses.

Key always remembered that, and that's why he was able to be where he is today. Key's steps stopped briefly in front of the big building, he sighed to get rid of his nervousness. Everyone is ever nervous, only the way they deal with nervousness is different. Sounds wise indeed, but believe me that it is also a quote from a quote taken from a quote as well. Yes, in essence, it is just their kind of words of wisdom. Who knows who coined those words before?

Drink water? Hilda hurriedly entered, carefully glancing at Ellen Laura’s face. Hilda comforted herself in her heart, she said the first words softly, the lady must not have heard, although the last words were aimed at her, but are not all the truths that everyone knows?

I just wanted all the pain to go away. "Self sabotage huh?" Ellen said, and I wanted to reach up and hold both her lips shut with my snot covered fingers. "It is very unhealthy for you, Clara, to…" Ellen started one of her sensible lectures. "Shut… Shut the fuck up, El… Ellen…" I managed to say as I sat up, still crying and breathing with great difficulty. Ellen turned to look at me.

Aslamulaikum everyone Hello to all of you Hope you're doing well So , here is the next update Hope you all like it Do share the reviews with me Please be safe . Please ignore the grammatical mistakes. Or any other mistake My exams are near so please pray for me “When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long in disappointment and bitterness at the closed door that we do not expectantly look for and therefore see with pleasure and gratitude the one which has been opened for us.” ~Helen Keller That quote was pretty touchy. I loved how it motivates the life.

On the back, she wrote: Love makes things grow again. Emma cried, but only from gratitude. She began leading writing workshops. Small groups of women, mostly. Survivors. Dreamers. People who had lost their voices and were just starting to remember what they sounded like. One woman whispered, “I forgot I had anything worth saying.” Emma took her hand. “You never lost your worth. You just forgot where you left it.” She printed simple quotes and placed them on her mirror: You are allowed joy. You are not your scars. Soft is still strong.

“Elliot once told me his favorite quote was from an ancient history class he took to impress a girl.” A few people in the crowd chuckled. Lori could remember how she had fell on the floor laughing after learning he had sat through at least two ancient history classes to impress a girl, the thought alone brought tears to her eyes. He didn’t even get the girl, but he could remember the quote. Apparently it was the only thing that stuck in the two hour class. “The ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus said, ‘There is only one way to happiness, and that is to cease worrying about things which are beyond the power of our will.’

She studied me the way a doctor might examine a patient who refused to acknowledge a wound. “You know,” she said quietly, “I’ve seen men work themselves into ulcers, into early retirement, even into divorce because they thought resting was optional. But I’ve never seen anyone drive themselves into the ground with quite as much style as you.” Her words weren’t exactly kind, but they weren’t cruel either. “I’m not trying to prove anything,” I said quietly. “Could’ve fooled me,” Elle muttered. I closed my eyes again, just for a moment.

"A glass becomes dangerous when it's broken." *