Quote by Shannon L. Alder

There comes a time when every good woman has to throw away her favorite book and find another one that has a captivating ending, more intriguing characters and a plot that would actually challenge her mind.

There comes a time when every good woman has to throw away h

Summary

This quote suggests that there will be moments in life where even the things we hold dear, symbolized here by a favorite book, must be let go in search of something better. It implies that as individuals grow and evolve, their tastes and needs change. It encourages women to seek out new experiences, ideas, and relationships that can more effectively engage and challenge them intellectually and emotionally. Ultimately, it highlights the importance of self-growth and staying open to new opportunities for personal development.

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By Shannon L. Alder

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