Quotes from Early Dawn

Catherine Anderson ·  417 pages

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“As he tightened his embrace around her, he knew he'd made the right choice.
He held the whole world in his arms.”
― Catherine Anderson, quote from Early Dawn


“Matthew told to Eden what:" she sneaked into my heart and went to work, chipping away, day in and day out, until she hollowed out a corner all for herself, and then, as if that wasn't enough, she went and carved her name on it.”
― Catherine Anderson, quote from Early Dawn


“Bad things happen, Mathew. We can't see them coming, and there's often nothing we can do to prevent them. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't all live life to its fullest.”
― Catherine Anderson, quote from Early Dawn


“Mother's Eden: Does your Matthew... Well, does he make you feel as if he just handed you a handful of Stars?
Eden: He make me feel as if he handed me the moon as well, Mama. Maybe the whole universe.”
― Catherine Anderson, quote from Early Dawn


“I think you know, Matthew. You have many corners in your heart.”
― Catherine Anderson, quote from Early Dawn



“Maybe people truly did have differen corners in their hearts.”
― Catherine Anderson, quote from Early Dawn


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About the author

Catherine Anderson
Born place: in Grants Pass, Oregon, The United States
Born date December 22, 2018
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