The Summer I Dared Quotes

“voiced,”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“Real intelligence is like a river; the deeper it is, the less noise it makes.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“don’t value myself”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“Loving herself—respecting her own needs—was something important and new.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“the giver of comfort, not the recipient.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“The family oddball”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“She could never understand that when you were with the right people, you didn’t need words in order to know what they felt.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“the scent in the barn unexpectedly pleasant, what with those little bursts of chrysanthemum extract and rosemary oil to keep the flies at bay.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“So is it worse,” Zoe asked, eyes haunted, “when someone who is all alone dies, or when someone dies and leaves family and friends? I don’t know.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“He didn’t remind himself of any of those things because they only made him feel heartsick and empty—empty and helpless—helpless and angry—angry and confused.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared

“quiet meant you could hear the gulls, the cormorants, the wind, and the waves. Those things brought him calm.”
― Barbara Delinsky, The Summer I Dared