The Library of Lost and Found
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Read between August 27 - August 30, 2022
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Be glorious, always.
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She’d rest a writing pad on her knees and think of ways to describe the moon.
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The library had been her Narnia, and it still was.
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Freedom. She imagined it might be what freedom felt like.
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Blue Skies and Stormy Seas
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We loved books more than we loved boys. Which probably explains why I’m still single.’
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She was beginning to realize that it was impossible to remember everything about a person from the past. You formed your own idealized picture of them, rather than an accurate one.
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I want to see bright lights, and hear music, and see young people having fun. I want to remember doing it myself.’
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And the puppet-maker’s wife knew that even though Mary was free from her strings, staying at home was like being tied to her criss-cross of wood, for ever.
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She hadn’t heard her biological clock ticking as such. It was more a landslide sensation, as her hopes slipped away.
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She’d had the foundations in place for a different life, but she let them crumble.
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You’re only as old as you feel.’ ‘But I feel bloody ancient.’
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I want to be glorious again.
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She had locked him in her mind so that he was forever young, and they were forever in love.
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‘It’s Christmas, Nana. Everything is forgotten and forgiven on Christmas Day.