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Author:
Jeanette Winterson
Book:
Why Be Happy When You Could Be
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3 years ago
At my most precarious, I balanced on a book, and the books rafted me over the tides of feelings that left me soaked and shattered.
( Jeanette Winterson )
[ Why Be Happy When You Could Be ]
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