Marcella

“After fighting the natural curl in my hair for years with every weapon known to woman, I waved the white flag of surrender and shoved my collection of flat irons and other hair torture devices into the bottom drawer of my dresser.”
― London Lovett, Mistletoe and Mayhem

“Silence is often the only weapon available to ladies. And I wield mine expertly.”
― Stephanie Dray, My Dear Hamilton: A Novel of Eliza Schuyler Hamilton

“Educators worried that they might encourage women to pursue math and science who would then be left high and dry. One electrical company asked for twenty female engineers from Goucher, with the added request, “Select beautiful ones for we don’t want them on our hands after the war.”
― Liza Mundy, Code Girls: The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II

“Thank you so much for stopping by. I feel much better now … though I didn’t even realize that I didn’t feel good before.” “You’re welcome. See, my teas really do work wonders.”
― Leighann Dobbs, Ghostly Paws