The Days of Summer Quotes

“What kind of girl reads Wealth of Nations for fun?”
She closed the book and looked at the front jacket, then at him. “It’s a shame really. I had nothing else to read. I left all my Barbie comic books at home.”
― Jill Barnett, The Days of Summer

“Her dreams felt so far out of reach. She’d faced one of them tonight, faced him in four-inch heels. But four-inch heels didn’t make her any younger. She couldn’t click her four-inch heels together and find her true way home. Four inches didn’t bring her any closer to happiness. Four inches didn’t erase the past.”
― Jill Barnett, The Days of Summer

“A hurtful act is the transference to others of the degradation which we bear in ourselves. —Simone Well”
― Jill Barnett, The Days of Summer