MacDonald Harris Quotes

The Books Were A Private Part Of Me That I Carried Inside And Guarded And Didn't Talk To Anybody About; As Long As I Had The Books I Could Convince Myself I Was Different From The Others And My Life Wasn't Quite As Stupid And Pointless.

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