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  • #1
    Jane Austen
    “but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.”
    Jane Austen

  • #2
    Sarah Sundin
    “Silver had its own worth, its own beauty, a quieter beauty, a beauty that reflected rather than called attention to itself. There was nothing wrong with that, and nothing wrong with her. Someday, a man would come along who preferred silver.”
    Sarah Sundin, Through Waters Deep

  • #3
    Anne Mateer
    “Prove you have it in you to live your convictions without resentment to those who don't understand or agree.”
    Anne Mateer, Playing by Heart

  • #4
    Jane Austen
    “Angry people are not always wise.”
    Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice

  • #5
    Regina Scott
    “In his mind, that's what made a man a man, that he protected those he cared about. Those he loved.”
    Regina Scott, Instant Frontier Family

  • #6
    Regina Scott
    “We all came to Seattle in hopes of building better lives. No one said we wouldn't have to struggle first.”
    Regina Scott, Instant Frontier Family

  • #7
    Lyn Cote
    “In this life, there will be trials," Blessing murmured. "If we love, we suffer not only our own trials but those of our beloved.”
    Lyn Cote, Blessing

  • #8
    Julie Klassen
    “This is real life, Master Stephen. Happily ever after takes effort.”
    Julie Klassen, The Painter's Daughter

  • #9
    Susan Page Davis
    “Besides, as Ma had told her innumerable times, a lady should never indicate in mixed company that she had limbs beneath her skirt.”
    Susan Page Davis, Heart of a Cowboy

  • #10
    Penelope Wilcock
    “It was one of those brief spells of complete happiness that come once in a rare while, an unlooked for gift of God, when the forces of darkness, of sorrow and temptation seem miraculously held back, a breathing space in the battle.”
    Penelope Wilcock, The Hawk and the Dove

  • #11
    Pepper Basham
    “God holds us. We are protected by His grip in such a precious way that the good and the bad must pass through His fingers to us. No harm, fear, or pain can reach us without His allowance, and yet, it is a loving grip. A loving allowance we cannot understand until time has frayed our pride and tempered our heartbreak. And even then, our only answer may be to trust His love more than our understanding.”
    Pepper D. Basham, The Thorn Keeper

  • #12
    Melanie Dickerson
    “[,,,]he saw it as his Christian duty. Jesus had given his life for others, and a knight must do the same, and nothing was nobler than saving a young woman.”
    Melanie Dickerson, The Golden Braid

  • #13
    Debbie Lynne Costello
    “It can be hard at times, but you must trust God. You shouldn't take things into your own hands. He always knows best.”
    Debbie Lynne Costello, Shattered Memories

  • #14
    Naomi Rawlings
    “I'd rather change my dreams than live knowing four innocent men were in prison or hanged for a crime they didn't commit.”
    Naomi Rawlings, Love's Violet Sunrise

  • #15
    “Maybe the world would be a better place if everyone took time to thank God for things they have, instead of coveting everything they don't.”
    Rick Barry

  • #16
    “I am very serious when I say this, beware of your dreams, for dreams make dangerous friends. We all have them—longings for a better life, a healthy child, a happy marriage, rewarding work. But dreams are, I have come to believe, misplaced longings. False lovers. Why? Because God is enough. Just God. And he isn’t “enough” because he can make our dreams come true—no, you’ve got him confused with Santa or Merlin or Oprah. The God who created the universe is enough for us—even without our dreams.”
    Phil Vischer, Me, Myself, and Bob: A True Story About Dreams, God, and Talking Vegetables

  • #17
    Jolina Petersheim
    “Sometimes it is necessary to celebrate life, despite being faced with defeat and death.”
    Jolina Petersheim, The Alliance

  • #18
    Jennifer Delamere
    “Often God's purposes become most clear when we are truly ready.”
    Jennifer Delamere, The Captain's Daughter

  • #19
    Penelope Wilcock
    “I simply wanted to remind you that a man without sleep, food and leisure is indistinguishable from a man without charity, patience or a sense of humour.”
    Penelope Wilcock, The Long Fall

  • #20
    Roseanna M. White
    “And the best sort of villain is smart and subtle and so very tricky that you don't even know he's the villain, because he thinks himself the hero in his own story.”
    Roseanna M. White, A Name Unknown

  • #21
    Regina Scott
    “Amazing what more we can see looking back. But God didn't give us eyes in the back of our heads. Our eyes, like our feet, face forward, toward the future.”
    Regina Scott, Mail-Order Marriage Promise

  • #22
    Pamela S. Meyers
    “Don’t throw away God’s plan for you just to chase a dream of your own making.”
    Pamela S. Meyers, Surprised By Love in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

  • #23
    Joanna Davidson Politano
    “A few told snippets of her stories or described the healing touch of her hand, but none knew anything about the girl herself. How amazing, how humble, was this girl who broke herself into a million pieces and distributed them to anyone who had need.”
    Joanna Davidson Politano

  • #24
    Joanna Davidson Politano
    “Which is why books are such a lifeline. Stepping into the pages of someone else’s story means joining them in their normal life and pretending that you, for one liberating moment, will also become whole and healthy and wonderfully normal by the end.”
    Joanna Davidson Politano

  • #25
    Joanna Davidson Politano
    “Rich is the man who sees value in every person, even if there is none to be found.”
    Joanna Davidson Politano, Lady Jayne Disappears

  • #26
    Tiffany Smiling
    “Hear me: I'm not knocking getting married, having a family, succeeding professionally, or even owning nice things. Rather I'm observing that pouring our lives into the pursuit of our own happiness has not served us well.”
    Tiffany Smiling, Your Dream. God's Plan.: Are You Longing for Something More?

  • #27
    Tiffany Smiling
    “When God interrupts our lives with His dream, it can be hard for us to want to step forward to embrace that calling because we see the sacrifice instead of the reward.”
    Tiffany Smiling, Your Dream. God's Plan.: Are You Longing for Something More?

  • #28
    Tiffany Smiling
    “God's intention was never that we would make our own plans for our lives; rather, God's Word through Jeremiah promises that there is already a plan He wants to reveal to you and to me.”
    Tiffany Smiling, Your Dream. God's Plan.: Are You Longing for Something More?

  • #29
    Amanda  Barratt
    “Just as she'd feared, it did sound base, out in the open. Like a yellowed gown that one could imagine as lovely held up in a darkened room. But when the gown was brought into harsh sunlight, stains and wrinkles became glaringly visible for all to see.”
    Amanda Barratt

  • #30
    Roseanna M. White
    “Our faith is the rock we stand on, Willa--but we don't demand anyone else stand here with us. Though if ever you wanted to, there is plenty of room.”
    Roseanna M. White, A Song Unheard



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