The bright side of pain Quotes

“Yes, Reader, life can be very annoying and challenging. We
ordinary people (ordinary according to the boy) who do
ordinary things cannot forget these tough memories easily,
as much as we try. Ordinary people find that almost everything is related to the bad moments in our lives.
Some of us may overlook these moments, while others may not forget at all. It all depends on how much that wound is bleeding. However, time is the best cure. These bad times may leave marks, but with time, the pain can
lessen.”
― Ghedjati Maroua, The bright side of pain : The story of a boy who wished he could be ordinary.

“Everyday will have a different sunset. It will never be the same. So, do we.”
― Ghedjati Maroua, The bright side of pain : The story of a boy who wished he could be ordinary.

“Look Sami, no one has died from an extra dose of hope, only those who choose to live without it. They die while they are alive,” she answered. “We all live with hope, hoping that God will give us great things, the ones that suit us,” she added. The boy did not find a single word to reply. “You have a friend because of them, I guess,” she said.”
― Ghedjati Maroua, The bright side of pain : The story of a boy who wished he could be ordinary.

“Reader, when the storm within the mind is over, we will not remember how we survived. The only thing we will be sure of is that we are not the same people we were before the storm. That is all because of the storm. It is the one thing that we must be grateful for, the storm that makes us better than ever.”
― Ghedjati Maroua, The bright side of pain : The story of a boy who wished he could be ordinary.

“The most beautiful things are the ones that come unexpectedly. It is the unexpected thing that makes the change, and it brings out the best. All we need to do is take risks sometimes dear reader and walk on the path that we fear most. That is the path that’s going to make us grow.”
― Ghedjati Maroua, The bright side of pain : The story of a boy who wished he could be ordinary.

“I must admit, sometimes I like being alone. I like playing with kids too, but there is always a problem. This problem is how people react when they see me, especially kids. I am always the one who suffers. They stare at me making ugly faces and say some mean words. It really hurts, and I must leave. I really hope that I never meet them again. Being alone protects me.”
― Ghedjati Maroua, The bright side of pain : The story of a boy who wished he could be ordinary.