Quotes about Hope
just do the best I can to face what life brings. That's the secret, you know. That's the way you change your fate.
— Alice Hoffman
Haylin was given a good talking-to by the headmaster and made to write a paper about workers' rights, which he considered a privilege rather than a punishment. He was obligated to write ten pages, and handed in a tome of nearly fifty pages instead, duly footnoted, quoting from Thomas Paine and FDR. He couldn't wait for the next decade. Everything would change in the sixties, he told Franny. And, if they were lucky, they would then be free.
— Alice Hoffman
Love could do that to some people and they wouldn't even know much they'd missed out on; they simply remained in the place where love had left them, while the whole world spun around.
— Alice Hoffman
Tell me you won't walk away again and I'll call the whole thing off.
— Alice Hoffman
You were a boy. Life is a mess, that's what Isabelle told me when I decided to have the child, but all we can do is live it.
— Alice Hoffman
Cleaning up after themselves was a low priority for Margo and my mother. They had both recovered from cancer scares, failed marriages, and lost hope; in their opinion, dirt could wait.
— Alice Hoffman
Where there were lilacs there would be luck.
— Alice Hoffman
Let love be one, let it heal what had been broken, let it open the door to hope for the future.
— Alice Hoffman
Franny was always going to be the one to break the curse. Here was her secret: she loved so deeply the depth could never be charted.
— Alice Hoffman
She heard her mother tell her that when you were loved by someone, you never lost them, no matter what might happen next. Despite the curse, despite the losses you might endure, she knew now that love was the only thing that lasted. It was inside you and with you for all eternity.
— Alice Hoffman
I wondered if damaged people ever got over what damaged them.
— Alice Hoffman
Despite the curse, despite the losses you might endure, she knew now that love was the only thing that lasted. It was inside you and with you for all eternity.
— Alice Hoffman