Lindsay K. Bandy
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Nemesis and the Swan
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2020
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Inevitable Fate
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“Reader, if you are who I think you are, you love a girl.
A doomed girl.
And you desire, more than life itself, to change her fate.
How do I know this? Because, Reader, I felt her last breath. I drew it into my lungs and held it there, knowing she would breathe again.
For you.
And I’ve seen how you will lose her if you cannot outsmart our unseen opponent. So read on, for time is but a trick, and little remains.”
― Inevitable Fate
A doomed girl.
And you desire, more than life itself, to change her fate.
How do I know this? Because, Reader, I felt her last breath. I drew it into my lungs and held it there, knowing she would breathe again.
For you.
And I’ve seen how you will lose her if you cannot outsmart our unseen opponent. So read on, for time is but a trick, and little remains.”
― Inevitable Fate
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“The man that I named the Giver passed along to the boy knowledge, history, memories, color, pain, laughter, love, and truth. Every time you place a book in the hands of a child, you do the same thing. It is very risky. But each time a child opens a book, he pushes open the gate that separates him from Elsewhere. It gives him choices. It gives him freedom. Those are magnificent, wonderfully unsafe things.
[from her Newberry Award acceptance speech]”
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[from her Newberry Award acceptance speech]”
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“Reader, if you are who I think you are, you love a girl.
A doomed girl.
And you desire, more than life itself, to change her fate.
How do I know this? Because, Reader, I felt her last breath. I drew it into my lungs and held it there, knowing she would breathe again.
For you.
And I’ve seen how you will lose her if you cannot outsmart our unseen opponent. So read on, for time is but a trick, and little remains.”
― Inevitable Fate
A doomed girl.
And you desire, more than life itself, to change her fate.
How do I know this? Because, Reader, I felt her last breath. I drew it into my lungs and held it there, knowing she would breathe again.
For you.
And I’ve seen how you will lose her if you cannot outsmart our unseen opponent. So read on, for time is but a trick, and little remains.”
― Inevitable Fate

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