In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner Archive

"Rose eventually managed to fill three shopping bags with things she didn't need, with anything that caught her eye and gave her even a second's hope that her life -- that she herself -- could be repaired." - In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

"poetry wasn't meant to be obvious on its surface, and every reader, whether they were Princeton smarties or community-college dropouts, had to go through the process of deciphering the words, then the sentences, then the stanzas, pulling the poem apart and putting it back together before it would yield its meaning." - In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

"and everyone had lied by the things they'd told and the things they'd kept secret." - In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

I'm very independent,' she said, 'i like being alone.'" - In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

"'i want to make it up to you,' he said. 'i want to make it right.' 'forget it,' she said. 'it's over. i've moved on.'" - In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

"'i've felt horrible about myself for practically my entire life. you think i'm going to feel sorry for you?'" - in her shoes by Jennifer Weiner

"'you don't know what it was like to live in this house. you don't know what it was like to spend years never being good enough. never being the first choice, never being the one anyone really wanted. never being able to put a foot right.'" - In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

“‘I’m so happy for my sister right now,’ said Maggie. ‘When we were growing up, Rose always took care of me. She always stuck up for me, and wanted what was best for me. and I’m so happy because i know that Simon will do the same things for her, and that we’ll always be [...]