Wish Me Home Quotes

“Depression is hard to describe, but think of it like this; sometimes, I am a gnat curled up in the palm of a huge monster, begging for mercy. And sometimes I am the monster.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“don’t listen to the voice of depression. Listen to the voice of someone who loves you.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.” She wasn’t sure if the women were half as intelligent as they thought they were, but she could tell their cheerfulness was painted on like cheap makeup, ready to run off at the first sprinkle of a summer rain.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“The truth was that Hana could be a controlling, stubborn, and emotionally crippled maniac. But then she could also be a hilarious, compassionate, generous, and loving sister. Despite”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“Nothing was worse than becoming an expert on how to keep someone you love alive when she insisted that she wanted to die. Each time was a nightmare, and Cara didn’t think her sister had any clue how much it affected her. Much”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“Do you really want to walk away before you even know where it could go? Don' t you think you deserve a chance to be happy?”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“He looked into her eyes and she felt he really saw her-- the real person, the one no one else in her life had ever taken the time to know.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“That every person had a soul mate out there somewhere and one should spend every minute with that person before they were gone forever.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“You don’t know what that does to a person, never knowing a real home or belonging to anyone. It changes them and keeps them from being who they were meant to be.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“Come”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“Suicide—the ultimate abandonment.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“With each chop, stir, and flick of seasoning, she was expressing the love she wanted to share, the emotion long bottled up inside her waiting for the right situation and people to fall in place. It wasn’t something she could say with words, but a bit of it was in every dish she created.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“who could so bravely and matter-of-factly state that their mother was dead, yet still feel so passionate about something in the next breath. Strength.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home

“Her act of cowardice that resulted in her death had catapulted Cara and Hana into the challenging and unfair foster-care system where they’d floundered for the rest of their childhood.”
― Kay Bratt, Wish Me Home