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Kinfolk
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Sean Dietrich4,409 ratings, 4.48 average rating, 771 reviews
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“But then, life was full of overlooked miracles. And miracles never happened the way you expect them to. They are softer than a baby's breath. They are, at times, as noticeable as a ladybug. A miracle is not a big thing. A miracle is millions and millions of small things working together.”
― Kinfolk
― Kinfolk
“The officers spoke with country drawls so thick you could have used them to pave county roads, and they seemed about as intelligent as dishwater.”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
“He was a dry man with the personality of mayonnaise.”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
“A miracle is not a big thing. A miracle is millions and millions of small things working together.”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
“But then, life was full of overlooked miracles. And miracles never happen the way you expect them to.”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
“You thought you knew how today would go, but you were way off base. You thought you had everything figured out, but you couldn’t have been more wrong if you had been born a pineapple.”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
“who was old enough to own an autographed Bible pub.HarperCollins, 2023-11-14, p. 157”
― Kinfolk
― Kinfolk
“Sneakers had come a long way since his childhood. When he was a kid, shoes were made of stiff leather. They cut into your feet and made your heels bleed until, finally, the shoes were broken in, at which point they ceremoniously fell apart and it was time for a new pair. That was the way the good Lord intended people to buy shoes. Although, truth be told, Nub didn’t know much about shoes. Growing”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
“The lowest point on planet Earth was in the Pacific, called the Challenger Deep ocean trench. As a young seaman, Nub had spent many a night staring over the stanchions of the USS North Carolina wondering what was beneath that colorless deepwater. Maybe”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”
― Kinfolk: A Novel by “Sean of the South”