Quotes from Echoes

Danielle Steel ·  324 pages

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“I'd love to be a writer one day”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“I don't want to make a mistake and marry the wrong woman. I'd rather be alone.”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“Don’t hate anyone,” Beata said quietly. “It’s too much work. And it only poisons you.”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“and all the people who were”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“It’s a wonder I haven’t abandoned all my ideals. They seem so absurd and impractical. Yet I cling to them because I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart.” —Anne Frank”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes



“Whoever saves one life, saves a world entire.” —Talmud”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“Nazis were raiding French homes, looking for Jewish children. The tragedy of the year before was that Jean Moulin, one of the famed”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“smiling. “Are you in the army?” she inquired. He”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“And even under extreme tension, which he had been under, too, he had been polite, considerate, respectful, and kind at all times.”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


“the essence of prayer is not to think a lot, but to love a lot.”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes



“I fear that once you put weapons in men’s hands, they don’t let go of them easily.”
― Danielle Steel, quote from Echoes


About the author

Danielle Steel
Born place: in New York, New York, The United States
Born date August 14, 1947
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