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They sealed this promise by hooking pinkies, the way they used to, long ago, when promises didn't hurt as much.
— Alice Hoffman
No matter what, the past would follow around. A sorry soul that only grew heavier in each town. She couldn't run away.
— Alice Hoffman
Well, I think of life as a novel. You can't just hop out of the mess you're in and into another story. You carry it all with you.
— Alice Hoffman
The worst thing in the world for a mother is to leave her child. She couldn't bring herself to remember you, because if she did she'd have to leave you behind.
— Alice Hoffman
I'm really happy that you're here." This is not an outright lie. No one knows you like a person with whom you've shared a childhood. No one will ever understand you in quite the same way.
— Alice Hoffman
She had the distinct impression that something was beginning and something was ending; there were just so many days like this left to them. Before they knew it, time would speed up and the future would appear on a street corner or in a park, and there they'd be, grown women who'd forgotten how long a summer could last.
— Alice Hoffman
What belonged to you once, will always belong to you.
— Alice Hoffman
I know we lived among extraordinary things but, perhaps more importantly, in extraordinary times. People may or may not remember the heroes and the villains of our day, but all that the brave among us did, and all that they were, remains with us still.
— Alice Hoffman
He did not use these things anymore, and yet, the thought of letting them go made him sad. He felt they represented times in his life he could not recall without their presence. They represented stories
— Alice Walker
What happened to the man I love?'... 'Albert knew as well as me that love would have to go some to be better than ours. Us had the kind of love couldn't be improve. That's what I thought.
— Alice Walker
My biggest hobby is hanging out with my family and kids.
— Joel Osteen
The death of my father is probably the biggest thing that I ever faced. Daddy and I were best friends.
— Joel Osteen