Wind Daughter (Echo North, #2)

by Joanna Ruth Meyer

I breathe out, long and slow. “I know it’s not my fault,” I say. “But I feel the pain of it. The injustice, the tragedy. It’s too heavy for me.” “Then let someone else help you carry it.”

I want to do more than exist. I want to live, to be, to do. When all this is over, I want to be more than a girl alone on a mountain.

You will be, Satu. ;__;

Hal pulls Echo into a fierce hug. When he draws away his eyes are wet.

STOOOOP THIS IS SO CUTE

Hal kisses her forehead. “I’ll get it, love. You’ve been on your feet all day.”

I'm going feral, this is adorable

“I used to think that if I could erase my scars, I would have my happy ending, like all those princesses and woodcutters’ daughters in the fairy tales. But I consider my scars badges of honor now. I wouldn’t change them.

a strange girl with skin like tree bark in a dense, loamy forest, flowers growing out of her hair.

Seren!