Quotes from The Jewel of Medina

Sherry Jones ·  358 pages

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“...but I realized now that love was more than a feeling. Love was something you did for another person...”
― Sherry Jones, quote from The Jewel of Medina


“Trying to forge my own destiny had nearly destroyed me, but his love held the power to heal.”
― Sherry Jones, quote from The Jewel of Medina


“Hasta que aprendiera a controlarme a mí misma, no sería capaz de controlar mi destino”
― Sherry Jones, quote from The Jewel of Medina


“Running away has been futile. Wherever I went life would be the same. Resisting my chains only seem to tighten them. Yet all around me women found ways to slip those bonds, to discreetly flout the rules and then return to their so-called captivity before anyone noticed.”
― Sherry Jones, quote from The Jewel of Medina


“Al-Lah alone decides whether we live or die. The rest is vanity.”
― Sherry Jones, quote from The Jewel of Medina



“Tenía en mis manos la posibilidad de vivir la vida que yo deseaba; no luchando ni huyendo, sino recurriendo a mi ingenio.”
― Sherry Jones, quote from The Jewel of Medina


About the author

Sherry Jones
Born place: in Amarillo, Texas, The United States
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