Disenchanted Quotes

“Fairy tales remind us that transformation and change are inevitable.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“Whimsy isn’t weakness or weirdness. It’s joy. Plain and simple.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“Between magic and truth is an invisible string.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“It is a determination, despite it all, to exist in joy and to love with abandon—a rare sort of power that few possess, but one that will always outwit the worst of monsters.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“Whimsy was not irresponsibility; it shaped everything.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“witches will nearly always be found among books.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“the world of witchery may be an uncertain one at times,”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“Like noticing a rainbow when the rain has been relentless.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“Bravery is no burden to be borne in solitude. Speak your heart.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“The forest was a liminal place in the world of fiction”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“Oats and stories both thicken if you let them sit awhile,”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“What sort of fairy tale contains mutant caterpillars,”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“And I believe the word you are looking for is ‘cauldron.’ ”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted

“Alongside lengthy biscuit breaks, napping and general skiving off, his schedule mostly revolved around forcing her to take walks, occasionally swapping out a cup of coffee for a glass of water, dragging her along to the pub and reminding her to keep in touch with humans that still existed, rather than only within the pages of their work. All reasonably important things that, Sage reflected, were worthwhile. Probably.”
― Lucy Jane Wood, Disenchanted