A Weary World Rejoices Quotes

“Thanks to their anonymous benefactor, her parents had bought a large enough turkey to invite their elderly neighbors to join them.”
― Stacy Monson, A Weary World Rejoices: A Mosaic Christmas Anthology VI

“To ease another's heartache is to forget one's own.” (Abraham Lincoln)”
― Stacy Monson, A Weary World Rejoices: A Mosaic Christmas Anthology VI

“But I wanted to feature a character whose lifelong ambition was to play second-fiddle, someone quietly and contentedly in the background, someone like Fanny Price in Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park. I re-read that great novel and fell even more in love with Fanny.”
― Stacy Monson, A Weary World Rejoices: A Mosaic Christmas Anthology VI

“How wonderful, how very wonderful, the operations of time, and the changes of the human mind!”
― Stacy Monson, A Weary World Rejoices: A Mosaic Christmas Anthology VI

“She sat in the cab finishing her own plate, knowing one thing for certain about her future. She was born for this life.”
― Stacy Monson, A Weary World Rejoices: A Mosaic Christmas Anthology VI

“Again, no response.”
― Stacy Monson, A Weary World Rejoices: A Mosaic Christmas Anthology VI