Peregrine Island Quotes

“Think how wonderful it might be to no longer matter, Mrs. Peregrine. Think how wonderful it might be to no longer worry, struggle… or fail.”
― Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“She enjoys a fight for survival.”
― Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“At the time, however, I didn't realize the extent of my granddaughter's sensitivity - or her loneliness. I thought only of myself. Of my own sensitivity and my own loneliness.”
― Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“… I studied the painting that hangs over the small fireplace. Immerse myself in art, I told myself. Immerse myself in the conversation of those strollers, people who seem to move about more comfortably in their early-evening twilight than I do, people of maybe sixty years ago.”
― Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel