Where the Wildflowers Grow Quotes

“Death and life are not opposites; they are the same side of the same coin tossed by the same hand. Death is not always the end, just a fresh set of tomorrows.”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow: A Novel

“Tired of auditioning for a life that barely wanted me.”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow: A Novel

“It's easy to get lost in surviving. But to live is to be conscious. To walk through a field of flowers and stop to feel the softness of each petal, to inhale the perfume of each blossom.”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow

“The soreness you’re experiencing now is the sign of muscles being torn, but when they grow back, they’ll grow stronger than before.”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow

“We have to say the hard things. Out loud. I’ve learned that our past insists on coming back”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow: A Novel

“I've learned that our past insists on coming back, whether we want it or not. But that doesn't mean it has to dictate who we are now.”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow

“How do you grieve someone who hurt you”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow: A Novel

“Sometimes what remains unspoken is as profound as what is said.”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow: A Novel

“This was a lot to take in”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow: A Novel

“Joy is simple”
― Terah Shelton Harris, Where the Wildflowers Grow: A Novel