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Andrew       Peterson
“Blood was shed that you three might breathe the good air of life, and if that means you have to miss out on a Zibzy game, then so be it. Part of being a man is putting others' needs before your own.”
Andrew Peterson, On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness

Stephen Altrogge
“Given the right set of circumstances, people could be happy everywhere and all the time. And these people actually do exist. In beer commercials.”
Stephen Altrogge, The Greener Grass Conspiracy: Finding Contentment on Your Side of the Fence

Stephen Altrogge
“God doesn't promise you health, wealth and an attractive spouse... but he does promise to satisfy you and there's a massive difference.”
Stephen Altrogge, The Greener Grass Conspiracy: Finding Contentment on Your Side of the Fence

Andrew       Peterson
“Kalmar nodded. "I'm sorry, Papa. I wasn't strong enough."
"None of us are, lad. Me least of all." Esben smiled and took a rattling breath. "But it's weakness that the Maker turns to strength. Your fur is why you alone loved a dying cloven. You alone in all the world knew my need and ministered to my wounds." Esben pulled Kalmar closer and kissed him on the head. "And in my weakness, I alone know your need. Hear me, son. I loved you when you were born. I loved you when I wept in the Deeps of Throg. I loved you even as you sang the song that broke you. And I love you now in the glory of your humility. You're more fit to be the king than I ever was. Do you understand?"
Kalmar shook his head.
Esben smiled and shuddered with pain. "A good answer, my boy. Then do you believe that I love you?"
"Yes, sir. I believe you." Kalmar buried his face in his father's fur.
"Remember that in the days to come. Nia, Janner, Leeli - help him to remember.”
Andrew Peterson, The Monster in the Hollows

“Yes," she said. "I live in Poverty Vale. The floor of the valley is very hard and poor. But the King walks with me here. Every day he comes and helps me. Every day he helps me bear my burden. Showers of blessing fall every day or two. In my struggles celestial ones camp about me. I feel their ministrations. I enjoy their care. I know what is pain and what is poverty and what is persecution, but while the King walks with me I shall not murmur. Yea, tho I walk through the vale of poverty all the days of my life, yet I shall feast at the table of my King and my cup of joy shall run over”
R. L. Berry

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