Sue Monk Kidd Quotes

The Pear Trees Were Bare, Their Limbs Spread Open Like The Viscera Of A Parasol. Stretching Into The Darkness Beyond, The Single Houses, Double Houses, And Villas Were Lined Up In Cramped, Neat Rows Which Ran Toward The Tip Of The Peninsula. P94

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