Frankie Quotes

“My point is that there is nothing tragic in me knowing that the best days of my life are behind me.”
― Graham Norton, Frankie

“To know that you’ve known happiness, to know that you’ve been loved, there is a great comfort in that.”
― Graham Norton, Frankie

“Finding something that she was good at was like discovering a key, one that could at last unlock the mystery of her future.”
― Graham Norton, Frankie: A Decades-Sweeping Literary Love Story From Post-War Ireland to 1960s New York City

“were”
― Graham Norton, Frankie

“She herself had begun to feel untethered”
― Graham Norton, Frankie

“To know that you’ve known happiness”
― Graham Norton, Frankie: A Decades-Sweeping Literary Love Story From Post-War Ireland to 1960s New York City

“You’ll find as you get older that often problems turn out to be their own solutions.”
― Graham Norton, Frankie: A Decades-Sweeping Literary Love Story From Post-War Ireland to 1960s New York City

“His loss,’ Frankie said and patted Damian’s hand. ‘You are an unclaimed treasure”
― Graham Norton, Frankie: A Decades-Sweeping Literary Love Story From Post-War Ireland to 1960s New York City

“forcing his knuckles, ears and chin to protrude like knots on a tree. His”
― Graham Norton, Frankie

“intuition”
― Graham Norton, Frankie

“People were different with children back then. You forget. We all forget. A good parent was one who managed to keep their child alive. Nobody wondered what their child was feeling. You were told how you felt.”
― Graham Norton, Frankie: A Decades-Sweeping Literary Love Story From Post-War Ireland to 1960s New York City