The Bennet Women Quotes

“A smart woman can stand on her own two feet. Conversely, there is nothing people respect less than a woman defined by men.”
― Eden Appiah-Kubi, The Bennet Women

“EJ knew she was solidly middle class, and she liked to think she was pretty sophisticated: she played piano, spoke French, and even embroidered a little—like accomplished ladies in old novels. But every so often someone or something at Longbourn would make her feel like the poor country cousin.”
― Eden Appiah-Kubi, The Bennet Women

“Talent can get you into the room, but it won’t help you stay; hard work can keep you in the room, but it won’t win you any prizes. To soar high, to get noticed, you must be consistently excellent.”
― Eden Appiah-Kubi, The Bennet Women

“At some point in your career, whether it’s a parent, a partner, or a very close friend, there’ll be someone whose dreams for you are quite different from the ones you have for yourself. Like Dia, you’ll have to learn to move despite them or without them.”
― Eden Appiah-Kubi, The Bennet Women

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― Eden Appiah-Kubi, The Bennet Women