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“Books had always been a comfort to her. More than comfort. There were times when reading came close to an addiction.” (Moonlight Over Manhattan Quotes)
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“Envy, she decided, was a truly uncomfortable emotion. It said things about you that you didn’t want to hear.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“If a woman can’t help another woman in trouble, where would we be?”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“If you don’t push yourself to do the things that scare you, how will you ever find out if there’s more to life than the one you’re living?”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“In our house DNA means Do Not Argue.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“No one lies down in this place. Unless they’re dead. When you’re dead, you get to lie down and only after we’ve tried to resuscitate you.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“Of course she told me voluntarily.” Harriet lifted her eyebrows. “Or maybe you think I tied her to the sofa and tortured her with Earl Grey tea?”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“She enjoyed cooking, but there was so much more to her enjoyment than simply a fascination with recipes and food. For her, cooking and eating was symbolic of something bigger. Cooking was her way of expressing love. A way of creating a warm, comforting space.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“She was the sort of woman men wanted to help. Not the sort they wanted to help themselves to.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“Talking to Daniel is like watching the news. You come away thinking the world is ending. It distorts your view of reality, which is that every day, all over the world, people are doing good things for other people and those things are never made public.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“When she was reading, she didn’t just leave her own life behind, she stepped into someone else’s.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
“Women do cook for themselves you know. You think when we’re on our own we sob into a lonely bowl of cereal? This may come as a surprise, but cooking isn’t something we only do when there is a man around.”
Sarah Morgan
Moonlight Over Manhattan
