The Mountains We Call Home Quotes

“Seventeen’s the age of sorrow for a passing childhood tethered to the chaos and joyous uncertainty of a dawning adulthood.”
― Kim Michele Richardson, The Mountains We Call Home

“I’ve got the mantle now. When it passes to you, be ready to carry it for the baby.”
― Kim Michele Richardson, The Mountains We Call Home

“I delivered thousands of books on my mount and grow’d lots of readers out in them hills.”
― Kim Michele Richardson, The Mountains We Call Home

“And I know'd somehow the books would heal these women. Me. All of us.”
― Kim Michele Richardson, The Mountains We Call Home

“Here we are nothing but birds without song.”
― Kim Michele Richardson, The Mountains We Call Home