Being a good mother is being a hero. Right? — Francesca Lia Block, Necklace of Kisses
Being a good mother is being a hero. Right? — Francesca Lia Block, Necklace of Kisses
Being a good mother is being a hero. Right? — Francesca Lia Block, Necklace of Kisses
Being a good mother is being a hero. Right? — Francesca Lia Block, Necklace of Kisses
Being a good mother is being a hero. Right? — Francesca Lia Block, Necklace of Kisses
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Being a good mother is being a hero. Right?

— Francesca Lia Block, Necklace of Kisses
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Heroes became extinct when saving the world became more important to rescue a damsel in distress. — L.A. Serröt, Gris
He didn’t know if he was amused or unsettled by her ability to unbalance him the way she had. Correction. He didn’t know — Ally Fleming, Conquered
From her vantage point, looking up at [Ian] through the water-spotted and slightly blurry lenses of her glasses, he was — Suzanne Brockmann, Do or Die
Heroes are like angels, they're all around us… we just don’t always stop to notice ... — Nanette L. Avery
We don't need wings to be angelsWe don't need reasons to be rightYour love makes us all betterThat who we really areAnge — Brian Littrell
I’ve never been a believer in fate. I like to think I’m in control, that my life hasn’t been plotted out ahead of time. — Kyle Richardson, Love Hurts: A Speculative Fiction Anthology
A hero is not only a brave individual, but a brave individual that dares to be different. — Keely Barton
Look, look, we tell each other. It's Tom!He's Mr. Bellamy to his history students. But he's Tom to us. Tom! It's so good — David Levithan, Two Boys Kissing
Seems hats have been on topOf all the stages comings and goingsHelping us remember heroes and idols — Richard L. Ratliff
He recovered quickly, reaching out to touch a few outstretched hands, melting the front row of girls like one long stick — Emme Rollins, Dear Rockstar
Fort somehow turned the symbol of nerdiness into a visual aphrodisiac—Spanish fly in the form of solid black frames. — Shirin Dubbin, To the Fifth Power
Heroes didn't win. The heroes were whoever happened to win. History told their story -- the dead didn't say a word. All — Hugh Howey, Dust