Delia Owens

Where the Crawdads Sing

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  • Jovana Antićhar citeretfor 2 år siden
    She knew it wasn’t Chase she mourned, but a life defined by rejections. As the sky and clouds struggled overhead, she said out loud, “I have to do life alone. But I knew this. I’ve known a long time that people don’t stay.”
  • emeraldfleurhar citeretfor 3 år siden
    Tate remembered his dad’s definition of a man: one who can cry freely, feel poetry and opera in his heart, and do whatever it takes to defend a woman
  • emeraldfleurhar citeretfor 3 år siden
    Standing in the most fragile place of her life, she turned to the only net she knew—herself.
  • emeraldfleurhar citeretfor 3 år siden
    If those she’d loved, including Jodie and Tate, hadn’t left her, she wouldn’t be here. Leaning on someone leaves you on the ground.
  • emeraldfleurhar citeretfor 3 år siden
    Downstream a herd of five female deer ignored her and wandered along the water’s edge nibbling leaves. If only she could join in, belong to them. Kya knew it wasn’t so much that the herd would be incomplete without one of its deer, but that each deer would be incomplete without her herd.
  • emeraldfleurhar citeretfor 3 år siden
    She knew it wasn’t Chase she mourned, but a life defined by rejections. As the sky and clouds struggled overhead, she said out loud, “I have to do life alone. But I knew this. I’ve known a long time that people don’t stay.”
  • Susana Hhar citeretfor 3 måneder siden
    Ma had said women need one another more than they need men, but she never told her how to get inside the pride.
  • dariabutdariahar citeretsidste år
    Tate remembered his dad’s definition of a man: one who can cry freely, feel poetry and opera in his heart, and do whatever it takes to defend a woman.
  • dariabutdariahar citeretsidste år
    You can’t get hurt when you love someone from the other side of an estuary.
  • dariabutdariahar citeretsidste år
    She whispered a verse by Amanda Hamilton:
    “You came again,
    Blinding my eyes
    Like the shimmer of sun upon the sea.
    Just as I feel free
    The moon casts your face upon the sill.
    Each time I forget you
    Your eyes haunt my heart and it falls still.
    And so farewell
    Until the next time you come,
    Until at last I do not see you.”
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