If Walls Could Talk Quotes

“forgive yourself”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“The internet algorithm is lying to us, feeding us stuff to make us angry so we’ll engage and react.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“Amelia said she looked like someone on day release from a mental-health facility.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“But that was the great thing about art: Once it was created, the creator ceased to own its meaning; it meant whatever the beholder thought it meant.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“He was inarticulate and more or less permanently irritated.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“Because maybe in some rulebook it said mothers should defend fathers from their children’s wrath, or ridicule, or whatever it was the kids wanted to throw at them.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“You are what you believe in. You become that which you believe you can become.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“I think that’s why doing something like what Safira has in mind is a great thing. A place to just take a step back, for people to get their world view from what they see with their own eyes and hear with their own ears. The internet algorithm is lying to us, feeding us stuff to make us angry so we’ll engage and react.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1

“I know, but it’s better than it was. Divorce was only made legal at all in 1997.’ Audrey nearly exploded. ‘In 1997? Are you serious? What did people do before that?’ Orla shrugged. ‘Soldiered on, were miserable like my parents, I suppose. Or else they separated. But there was no mechanism for child support or anything, so most women couldn’t do it.”
― Jean Grainger, If Walls Could Talk: The Dunmara Series - Book 1